Politics

The SNP has long objected to Britain’s nuclear deterrent being based in Scotland. Geopolitics — and domestic politics — are changing the calculus.

The French far-right leader’s allies at home and abroad slammed the guilty verdict as antidemocratic.

Bosnia’s most wanted man turns up in Russia after Sarajevo requested Interpol issue a red notice for his international arrest.

President Alexander Stubb also announces major ramp up of defense spending to 3 percent of GDP.

The Department of Justice says it has no recourse now that the man is in his home country, where he’d previously feared torture and persecution.

National Rally president blames tyranny of “red judges” for barring his mentor from running for president in 2027 after she was found guilty of embezzlement.

“I think that no one who cares about democracy can rejoice in a sentence that affects the leader of a large party and takes away representation from millions of citizens,” says Italian PM.

The move aims to protect Alternative for Germany as it becomes the country’s largest opposition party.

Loyalty to the political family earns MEPs rewards and influence.

The questions about AI use underscore the ongoing tensions between the two institutions.

It is “concerning” when people are barred from politics, U.S. State Department says.

The far-right leader conspicuously refused to endorse her second-in-command, Jordan Bardella, after a court banned her from running for public office.

Marine Le Pen has been trying to normalize the National Rally in recent years, but may be tempted to wreak havoc after her guilty verdict.

Ukraine warned the Kremlin is preparing for a massive new military offensive.

Le Pen’s allies are not pulling their punches after Monday’s ruling.

Key adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump signals he will make the French far-right standard-bearer a new cause célèbre.

U.S. president is set to impose tariffs on EU goods on Wednesday.

Moscow once listed the Afghan hard-line movement as a terror group, but President Vladimir Putin now describes it as a “trusted ally.”

French court ruling blocks far-right figurehead from 2027 presidential run, stoking conservative outrage around Europe.

Survey finds 63 percent of young people believe democracy is “in trouble” — while 27 percent say they’d rather live in a dictatorship.

The sentence was delivered after the French far-right icon was found guilty of embezzling European Parliament funds.

The lessons we can take from how easily institutions have folded to Trump’s remarkable revenge campaign.

Governing body chief says Turnberry is a “challenging” venue — and implied Trump’s position as U.S. president might overshadow any tournament.

U.S. president accuses Kyiv of wanting to renegotiate the proposed agreement on Ukraine’s “rare earths.”