Kim Sengupta

China now viewed as a major adversary, along with Russia, Iran and North Korea, in a ‘dangerous quartet increasingly working together’

Keir Starmer’s pledge on defence spending has struck the right note with Nato but the shadow of Donald Trump looms large over the summit, says Kim Sengupta

Moscow is turning to a new mercenary group, Africa Corps, to train paid fighters from across the continent to fight its war in Ukraine

As the country goes to the ballot box to replace the late hardline president Ebrahim Raisi, Kim Sengupta hears from young people angered by situation at home, but also worried about what Iran may face from the US if Trump returns to the White House

Kim Sengupta reports from Nurmsi where he observes troops storming ‘Russian’ positions as part of Nato’s largest military exercises since the end of the Cold War

Unclear whether Intelligence Corps members among those whose details have been taken in massive hacking operation

Tehran says the confrontation between the two adversaries has concluded, writes Kim Sengupta, with Western nations urging restraint as they await Israel’s decision

The DragonFire system uses a beam to hit and destroy targets at the speed of light

Exclusive: Number of members said to be considering leaving the private members club if it refuses to change stance on keeping membership men only

Kim Sengupta reports from Kfar Aza speaking to residents who still feel rage about the Hamas assault on 7 October but are seeking to rebuild – and others who see coexistence and long-term diplomatic deals as the only way forward