Given the tension between the two countries, the UK is unlikely to give China access to its nuclear energy. But a trade dispute would affect us more than them

Hologram and holy man, sectarian and seer, the Indian prime minister is a trick of the light

Sixty years after Germany opened up a temporary guest-worker programme for Turks the younger generation is still struggling to find its place

The great powers have embarked on a new scramble for the Arctic, as profitable sea routes open up in melting ice. But unless we can salvage the region’s fragile ecology, all humanity’s fortunes will sink

The late president leaves a country still reeling from a pandemic he routinely denied

With Michel Barnier and Donald Tusk in charge of the Brexit brief, the EU played a diplomatic blinder against Britain. But today it’s a clueless Ursula von der Leyen who is holding the ring

This is no time for “I told you so”

My parliamentary committee has studied the outstanding issues. Both sides should put aside the antagonism and solve them together

Community isolation has benefits and drawbacks when combatting a deadly virus. How have different territories fared?

The governing Christian Democrats may not be governing for much longer—if two recent state elections are anything to go by

As part of its recent Green Deal, the EU is planning to impose tariffs on those who do not meet its climate standards. The policy sounds logical—but it won’t work in practice

Israel may, for now, have backed off from the outright annexation of Palestinian land it has occupied for half a century. But it is burying any hope for a negotiated peace in concrete and tarmac