President Lee Jae Myung seeks to improve cross-border relations amid unprecedented hostility, but Kim Jong-un is not biting

US strategy has shifted to seeking to exploit discontent in Greenland towards Denmark

New scheme for €90 billion loan to Kyiv is more straightforward and legally stable

Beijing denounces US senate approval of $10 billion in arms sales to Taiwan

Country saw first of a string of movements across North Africa and Middle East that became known as the Arab Spring

Trump has an alcoholic’s personality, JD Vance is a conspiracy theorist and Elon Musk is an ‘odd, odd duck’, Susie Wiles tells Vanity Fair

Former media tycoon’s case came under draconian National Security Law that supersedes city’s common law procedures

Jews and Muslims now feel less safe against a backdrop that was already volatile

Three charges of sedition and foreign collusion carry a maximum sentence of life in prison

José Antonio Kast, who won Sunday’s presidential election, is ideologically aligned with Trump, but China is Chile’s biggest trading partner

One year on, the US president remains neither a peacemaker nor a friend of Europe

Credibility of US security guarantee in Pacific left in question by disdainful comments about Europe

Samia Suluhu Hassan, re-elected with almost 98 per cent of the vote, faces a young, increasingly well-educated and independent-minded population

July ceasefire was reached after Trump threatened steep tariffs for both countries, and he may use this tactic again

President’s move comes despite warnings from Capitol Hill that it will supercharge Beijing’s advance in AI technology