The US President's reckless actions risk destroying the global political order, but could something good emerge from the wreckage, asks Alexandra Hall Hall ...

Four sources with knowledge of the issue told Axios the White House was considering plans to occupy or blockade the island.

LSE research found some Reform councillors have denied the reality of climate science, and mention of climate has been removed from strategy documents ...

A Russian oil tanker passing through the English Channel is heading across the Atlantic under intense scrutiny amid fears it ...

While the war in Iran is largely going according to plan, there are some nasty second-order consequences lurking around the corner.

The Pentagon is tightening regulations on religious exemptions to military grooming standards, requiring more detailed reviews and stricter documentation.

Sungjae Im leads the Valspar Championship after shooting a 7-under 64 in the first round. This performance follows two missed cuts after his return from a wrist injury. Im switched back to his older ...

The impact of the war has quickly gone from bad to potentially catastrophic. Here’s the latest reporting and analysis.

BRITAIN’S energy bills could jump by as much as £300 a year — after the Iran war led to soaring gas and oil prices. Experts ...

Current service members and those applying for military service who request an exception for religious reasons must provide “a sworn written attestation affirming the requester’s belief is sincerely ...

The UK's foreign minister said the cuts to the aid budget would "deliver the biggest increase in defence spending since the Cold War" ...

Backbenchers have urged the Government to U-turn on its decision to cut the £15billion overseas development budget to invest more money in defence.