Politics

The UK government reversed a decision allowing an Orange Order march through a Catholic area of Portadown, Northern Ireland, sparking joy among republicans and anger from unionists.

President Trump announced a deal to buy Russian diesel, drawing sharp criticism from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, who called it “absolutely terrible” and a “birthday present for Putin.”

The EU and Canada will unveil an ‘alliance for the future’ at a Montreal summit, covering trade, raw materials, Arctic cooperation, and joint wildfire-fighting aircraft, while avoiding the term ‘associate membership’.

A Russian missile strike on a bus in Kramatorsk killed at least 30 civilians, one of the deadliest attacks on civilians this year.

Prime Minister Burnham’s admission that leaving the EU has not worked puts Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch in a difficult position: oppose a rethink and risk irrelevance, or allow it and lose her core vote.

Sweden will deploy Patriot air defence systems to Poland to protect the Rzeszów-Jasionka airport, a key hub for aid to Ukraine, taking over from the Netherlands.

Conservative shadow cabinet members signal the party may avoid a major social care plan, gambling Labour’s proposals will fail, as Andy Burnham sets an election trap.

Ukraine has deployed its first domestically produced ballistic missile, the FP-7, in combat, as Russian forces target bridges in Kyiv.

Two Iranian nationals have been remanded in custody by a London court after being charged with plotting terrorist acts against the UK’s Jewish community.

Swiss President Guy Parmelin announced he will resign from the government at the end of the year after more than a decade in ministerial service.