Con Coughlin

Thanks in part to Biden, the terror group may well succeed in stopping Israel from winning militarily

Ukraine’s time is running out. The danger is that the EU faces the same fate as the Holy Roman Empire

Joe Biden’s time in office has been characterised by capitulation. His opponent knows the value of strength

Jerusalem will continue its mission to destroy Hamas, however many threats are made by its regional foes

Tehran is happy to let its proxies do its dirty work, but further attempts to disrupt shipping could lead to it being drawn into conflict

Our Armed Forces are no longer fit to fight. They’ve been hollowed out by budget cuts and wokery

‘Authoritarian and irresponsible’ Beijing to definitely try and use disinformation tactics such as fake news and videos

Weak response to Alexei Navalny’s death shows organisation has lost its moral authority in world affairs

We are still doing far too little to prepare for the eventuality that Russia is victorious in Ukraine

Tehran must now fear it lacks the military power needed to realise its malign intentions

Rishi Sunak’s spending boost is good news, but it does too little about the Forces’ manpower shortage

Israel has humiliated Iran, and shamed the West

The Tehran regime’s tottering weakness is becoming clearer by the day

Rachel Reeves’s £2.9bn will be eaten up by pay increases and munitions already sent to Ukraine

And appointing the arch-Europhile Mandelson as ambassador will hardly help matters

For all its bravado, the Kremlin is desperately hoping that Trump’s return will ultimately herald the end of the war

The idea that Beijing could act as an honest broker, after its partisan support of Islamabad, was always nonsense

Complacency and naïveté among our leaders will cost us dearly, argue specialists David Kilcullen and Greg Mills in their detailed new book

The Prime Minister’s woeful record of poor judgment has the Trump administration questioning the value of a friendship with Downing Street

The Western nations threatened by Russia appear unable to agree on anything