Normally, you know it’s resort season because Giles texts you to say that he can’t do lunch “because…” and sends you a ...

We explore whether it’s time for European leaders to re-engage with Vladimir Putin in a bid to secure peace – or if Emmanuel ...

As the US assesses its effect on Iran’s nuclear programme, we ask if things are settling down with a look inside the country.

We head to Kyiv to confront the new reality of war in Ukraine as the US halts key aid. Plus: the effects of Trump’s “big, ...

Antonio Patriota shares his views on art as a tool of soft power and the importance of music in his diplomatic journey.

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The 19th-century Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt described a particular type of northern visitor to the Italian peninsula as ...

Amid Donald Trump’s cuts to federal institutions and grants, more US-based scientists are considering jumping ship – and ...

James Vowles, Atlassian Williams Racing team principal, stops by Midori House ahead of the British Grand Prix to discuss ...

Israel agrees to a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza – but will Hamas? Vietnam halves its cities, France bans smoking at the beach, ...

A new law in Sweden comes into effect today that criminalises verbally abusing public officials. Lawbreakers could be ...

We speak with Italian singer-songwriter Giorgio Poi, who’s back with his fourth album, ‘Schegge’, a fitting soundtrack to hot ...