Max Colchester

Head of U.K.’s MI5 warns that Russia and Iran are hiring low-level criminals to undertake sabotage missions and attacks on dissidents in Europe.

As the Princess of Wales resumes her royal duties, she finds herself in an unfamiliar place: front and center.

China's espionage activities, aimed at hurting rivals and bolstering the country's economy, has Western spy agencies sounding the alarm.

Decorations are already up, sparking debate over whether the Brits have gone too far; ‘a sign of national moral decline’

The U.K.’s new government presented its plan to jolt the country out of years of moribund growth: more taxes and a bigger state.

Kemi Badenoch became the first black woman to lead the U.K.’s Conservative Party, following its disastrous performance in a recent general election.

Lithuania says an operation to send explosives by mail shouldn’t go unanswered

EUROPE NEWS DUBLIN—The Irish government is rolling in clover like never before. The country currently has so much money it pumps cash into not one but two sovereign-wealth funds. It is so flush that the budget watchdog doesn’t warn about not having enough money but rather that the government is spending so much that it could overheat the economy.

A clampdown on global corporate tax dodging turned Ireland into the nouveau riche man of Europe.

If you are in charge of a slow-growing democracy, it's not looking good right now. Almost no leader of an industrialized country has a net-positive approval rating.