Security

The U.K. Treasury has run out of road for delaying nuclear decisions, according to Whitehall and industry insiders.

The president’s executive order restricts bars people from 12 countries, while partially issuing restrictions against nationals from seven others.

Security decree gives greater powers to agents of the state and greater protections to police officers.

Small boat crossings seem as intractable for Labour as they were for the Tories.

A punchy threat to sue the former Chelsea F.C. owner masks a much more complicated legal picture.

Kyiv strikes Russian infrastructure in increasingly daring raids.

Zelenskyy’s chief of staff is accused of being a ruthless political operator. What are his ambitions?

The Pentagon’s move to shift its oversight of Greenland under U.S. Northern Command aligns with President Donald Trump’s pledge to take control of the autonomous Danish territory.

With domestic reform prospects in tatters, Polish PM aims to regain the initiative.

Under pressure from the far right, Germany’s conservative chancellor had vowed to turn away asylum-seekers at the country’s borders.

Britain’s political leaders are refusing to engage with suggestions that the country’s security calculation might be changing.

John Miller discussed exporting a sensitive encryption device from the U.S. to China in a blender, U.S. authorities said.

The escalating rhetoric comes as Beijing carried out fresh naval exercises in the disputed South China Sea.

French president warned that unchecked Russian aggression in Ukraine could set a precedent in Asia.

“It’s love nonetheless, so it’s better than no love,” EU’s chief diplomat says at a defense forum in Singapore.

The U.S. defense secretary went to Singapore to reinforce alliances, and admonish allies about security spending.

The president spoke in Pennsylvania Friday evening at a U.S. Steel facility.

The decisive vote will have a dramatic impact far beyond the country.

Vladimir Putin’s got a fair point, Keith Kellogg indicates.

Kyiv insists on seeing the Kremlin’s peace memorandum before the suggested session in Istanbul on Monday.

The populist right-winger even appears to be turning accusations from liberal politicians and media to his advantage ahead of Sunday’s vote.