As concerns grow over the US president’s fitness for duty and European differences hovered over a divided NATO summit, Foreign Editor David Pratt takes stock of a wobbly week in Washington
As France’s National Rally (RN) party eyes power and efforts are made to form a 'Patriots for Europe' alliance, Foreign Editor David Pratt examines whether anyone is listening to the alarm bells ringing over the rise of the far right
As America, France and the UK go to the polls in the coming months, both Kyiv and the Kremlin will be watching closely. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines what impact the elections’ outcomes might have on Ukraine’s fate
Fractures within his coalition government, the prospect of all-out war with Hezbollah and protests on the country’s streets. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines whether the writing is finally on the wall for the Israeli prime minister
Trump’s criminal conviction has laid bare the toxic divisions at the heart of America’s political system. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines the combustible mood gripping the country
For six consecutive elections since 1994, the African National Congress has dominated South African politics and won the majority of the national vote, but as Foreign Editor David Pratt reports, that winning streak could end this week
With Ukrainian forces stretched thin and fresh arms supplies yet to reach the frontlines, Moscow is seeking capitalise on its battlefield advantage. Foreign Editor David Pratt assesses what’s at stake
Gaza strains relations to breaking point on many fronts
The US president is boxed in between denouncing campus protests and alienating the young voters he needs. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines how the crisis has echoes of the past and whether history might be about to repeat itself
As protests against a new law that could scupper EU membership continue on the streets of Tbilisi, Foreign Editor David Pratt reports on what many Georgians see as crossroads moment in determining the future of their country
