Following the attack on two soldiers, the evacuation of an entire district has been ordered: “Like Jenin: it’s collective punishment”

Thousands of people, including all the opposition leaders, took to the city centre on the last Saturday before the elections

Should the conflict resume, the Pasdaran would be prepared to carry out targeted killings of officials

One of the toughest contests of this midterm election is playing out in Michigan: the Democrats in the Senate are pinning their hopes on the rising star of the progressives. The first Black president is on the campaign trail to convince the most sceptical voters to elect the first Muslim senator

The party congress in the city of Joan of Arc was met by Antifa protesters the day after the ‘racist’ attack in Trappes

No rallies yesterday, just processions: the right wing marched in cars past the home of coup leader Jair

Seventy thousand police officers have been mobilised and the use of pre-trial detention has prevented scenes of looting and destruction

Satellite services have been restored following restrictions on Kyiv’s drones. But the US is negotiating with Moscow and cutting back on aid

Rents and house prices are soaring: a two-bedroom flat costs $4,640 a month and a house costs over two million. The City Council is acting: free or discounted childcare even for those earning up to $325,000 a year

It is the mountain retreat on the summit of the Obersalzberg, in the Bavarian Alps, used by the Führer as a ceremonial venue for meetings with Nazi leaders and now converted into a tourist attraction. The man believed to have started the fire has been injured and is in hospital

Tomorrow, the country faces an electoral test. For the first time, the former president – now a candidate for prime minister – may, according to the polls, fail to secure an outright majority. And for some, he risks losing

“Gives with one hand and takes away with nine fingers” – the reference to his physical disability risks becoming a misstep for Jair’s son. The live response: “If there’s anyone here who knows what it means to work, it’s me”

On 17 December 2024, a powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake destroyed roads and buildings in Port Vila, the capital

The writer described his feelings at this crucial juncture: “If Bibi were re-elected, I might decide to leave my country”

On the eve of the presidential run-off with Lula, a journey into the

religious community that hopes to set the country – plagued by crime, inequality and corruption – on a new path

Aircraft are even targeting women and children: the Russians want to make it impossible for Ukrainians to remain in the annexed territories

The Rust Belt state once believed in the dream of a new industrial golden age. Now, however, it seems to be turning its back on the Republicans. Even in Middletown, where the US Vice-President was born and which managed to save its old steelworks, the price paid by Americans is too high: pollution …