Damien McElroy

The immediate feel of the European response to a fast-moving era could be best described as 'stuck'

New National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell wrote the book on talking to terrorists but faces a new challenge as HTS celebrates victory

Leading analyst says the challenge for warring parties in the region has fundamentally changed as a result of reverses for the Iranian camp

With the Axis of Resistance crumbling across the Middle East, there is a chance to end the civil war there

King Charles hosted Sheikh Tamim at a banquet in his honour with David and Victoria Beckham hogging the limelight

Set for a return to power after Friday's election, the country's two main coalition partners have shrewdly managed an issue that strongly resonates with the Irish public

Donald Trump will have to deal with a long-term scenario for the war's end, and Europe will have to adapt

Prosecutor says there are grounds to believe Prime Minister and former defence minister oversaw attacks on civilians

The protest over a tax hike is the culmination of an agricultural industry in crisis

Alastair King hosts Chancellor Rachel Reeves on Thursday for the launch of reforms to unleash investment billions

Its multi-front war in Gaza and Lebanon and settler activities in the West Bank are changing views across the continent

With the chance of a less co-operative president in the White House next year, Europe needs to bolster its defences by creating its own central intelligence agency

A concessions-based diplomatic policy means the UK might end up shying away from openly pursuing its own interests

New leaders will need to ensure that their vision fits with the changing times, not the other way round

The Prime Minister promises to make Britain an attractive investment destination again, but he faces many hurdles