Eliot Wilson

Donald Trump has instructed his Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to “substantially reduce” joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea.

Voters yearn for loftier ambitions. Burnham must think bigger, yes even than devolution, if he is to meaningfully win back the electorate.

Sweetings fish restaurant in the Square Mile is the City's oldest place to dine. We pay homage to the historical City institution

What could Russia actually do to the UK?

This rhetoric has, understandably, caused some non-nuclear countries to consider how they might deter Russian aggression.

How the Battle of Mohács has defined the Hungarian sense of self

Birthdays for Mary Shelley Denis Healey, Jonathan Airken, Dana, Alexander Lukashenko and Cameron Diaz, on the day on which the Pope finally excommunicates Henry VIII

Russia's threats towards Britain in recent weeks of ‘consequences' for its continued support of Ukraine have allowed the government to start warning

The Greens' absolutism is bad for politics, and Polanski too. Those who police dogma see heretics everywhere, even at the top.

It is not always easy to guess what lasting effects a prime minister will have. With Sir Keir Starmer's announcement that he is leaving parliament – he