Triple amputee West Midlands soldier slams Donald Tump’s “ignorant“ comments on allied forces
Dave Watson suffered life-changing injuries in Helmand in 2010 A former British soldier who lost three limbs serving in Afghanistan reacted angrily today.
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How effective is Trump’s foreign policy?
Donald Trump’s foreign affairs approach is unique among US presidents – has he changed international relations for good? Since the end of the.
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Part 5. Elections in 2026: Oceania
Our final geographical area in the series takes us to Oceania Australia 2026 is a big year for South Australia and Victoria. The.
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Part 4. Elections in 2026: Asia
Taking a look at what elections to watch out for across Asia this year There are a variety of interesting elections taking place.
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US Fed chair Jerome Powell under criminal invesigation
World’s most powerful central banker claims ‘political intimidation’ by Trump In a historic and highly controversial development this week, the world’s most powerful.
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Part 3. Elections in 2026: The Americas
Elections we’re set to see in North and South America this year There are various elections taking place across both the North and.
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‘I want West to attack my homeland – that’s the only hope for Iran,’ says Birmingham-based Iranian
‘Since 1979, when the Islamic regime came into power, Iran has effectively been run by ISIS’ As many as 15,000 people have so.
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Part 2. Elections in 2026: Africa
Morocco, Congo and South Sudan are among 17 African nations with elections this year A series of significant African elections is scheduled to.
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Part 1. Elections in 2026: UK and Europe
A breakdown of elections we can expect across the UK and Europe this year Last year was packed full of elections both here.
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Media fearmongering about nuclear war is wrong
While many organisations and media firms spread fear and panic, is the threat of nuclear war as significant as widely believed? From Whitehall.