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Paris renews push for EU-wide uptake of its “digital majority” at 15.

This year’s U.N. climate change summit wore its contradictions and failings on its sleeve, prompting existential anxiety.

Big-money pledges will be even harder to trust. Fossil fuel producers have more leverage. China is ascendant.

“We feel as though we are left with nothing,” a representative of endangered island nations said after countries such as the U.S., China, U.K. and Australia worked overnight to try to break the stalemate.

Could an awkward handshake in Rio signal a new era in the Sino-Anglo relationship?

Expectations of progress on support for Ukraine remain low.

Center-left governments across the West are turning to the U.K. PM to provide leadership following Donald Trump’s reelection.

The EU’s trade deal with South America is small potatoes for agriculture.

Farming minister’s comments come amid fears U.K. could face mounting pressure from a Trump administration in order to skirt tariffs.

PM Dick Schoof says “major social impact” of last week’s clashes will keep him from climate summit in Azerbaijan.

“Divisive.” “Sociopath.” “False and dangerous.” Europe’s leaders haven’t been shy about criticizing Trump in the past.

The outcome left African and Latin American nations furious and prompted some to refuse to engage on other biodiversity issues.

The U.N. agency — which Israel partially banned on Monday — says over 70 percent of Gaza’s population relies on its services to eat.

Canberra has provided more than $1.3B in aid to Kyiv.

The U.K. is “gravely concerned,” said Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

U.K. says allies will join it in slapping sanctions on the Doppelganger network.

Two men, worlds apart, are flying the flag in Samoa. But there’s more to connect the monarch and new UK PM than meets the eye.

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and King Charles III head to the Commonwealth summit to talk climate change and growth. Not all their friends will be there.

The monarch heard a plea for ‘sovereignty’ after being heckled in Canberra’s Parliament House.

British monarchy ‘committed genocide against our people,’ said independent lawmaker Lidia Thorpe.

The documents, marked top secret, describe satellite images of Israeli preparations for a potential strike on Iran, according to media reports. 

Some U.S. progressives see Britain’s Keir Starmer as a lone center-left warrior if Donald Trump wins.

As anti-immigrant sentiment surges in Europe, under-threat leaders are embracing formerly taboo approaches to their borders.

An informal alliance of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea is forcing NATO to tighten links with Indo-Pacific countries.