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Nato statutes ‘clearly limit the scope to North Atlantic’, official says, with reports that president Macron personally objects to the idea

Rishi Sunak and Joe Biden will meet in Washington this week in what is seen as a potential easing of post-Brexit tensions in the so-called “special relationship”.

With its glorious mountain landscapes and distinctive archaeological heritage, Crete is a jewel among Mediterranean islands – but it gets crowded in summer. If you go in early spring, however, says Alec Russell in the FT, you’ll find something approaching solitude in these wondrous places; the wildflowers will be out,…

The 'transformative' partnership was supposed to be announced today, but was unexpectedly halted last night.

Relations between Germany’s ruling parties plunged to a new low yesterday after the liberals reneged on previously agreed climate legislation, testing the unity of the country’s coalition government.

Washington has been clear with Kyiv it does not support use of US-made equipment outside Ukraine, White House spokesperson John Kirby says

Teesside is at the centre of a growing political row between Labour and Conservatives over the regeneration of a former steelworks site.

The Indian School of Business (ISB) has been ranked first in India and 29th globally in the Financial Times Executive Education Custom Ranking 2023.

The institute is among the top 75 schools worldwide for its open enrolment executive education programme