Thomas O Falk

Ex­perts say the choice of News­Na­tion as host for the lat­est Re­pub­li­can de­bate sig­nals a frac­tured US me­dia land­scape.

Far-right mem­bers of the Re­pub­li­can cau­cus have op­posed the bi­par­ti­san bud­get bill, which avert­ed a gov­ern­ment shut­down.

Ex­perts say a frac­tured Re­pub­li­can Par­ty is in­creas­ing­ly turn­ing away from Ukraine in favour of sup­port for Is­rael.

Lead­ing Eu­ro­pean diplo­mat on the Ukraine war, weapon­ry and Ger­many’s place on the world stage af­ter bat­tle tanks saga.

Ukraine has ex­pressed its dis­ap­point­ment in sign that the new Is­raeli gov­ern­ment may es­tab­lish clos­er ties to Rus­sia.

Bene­dict, who died at the age of 95, in 2013 be­came the first pope in 600 years to step down, cit­ing old age.

A Ger­man re­search in­sti­tute is track­ing the fund­ing flow­ing to Kyiv from its al­lies as Rus­sia’s of­fen­sive grinds on.

The British leader, who came to pow­er last month, promis­es ‘ro­bust prag­ma­tism’ in his first for­eign pol­i­cy speech.

Mil­i­tary al­liance and an­a­lysts say dead­ly blast in Poland high­lights need to fur­ther strength­en NATO’s east­ern flank.

For­mer chan­cel­lor set to be­come the coun­try’s new prime min­is­ter af­ter win­ning the Con­ser­v­a­tive Par­ty’s lead­er­ship race.