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As our model launches, either Biden or Trump could easily win — but the odds are in the ex-president’s favor.

Financial and competitive challenges to universities in Japan and South Korea have put tuition fee hikes on the horizon.

Verdict in first criminal trial against a US president comes after jury deliberated for less than 12 hours

Criticism of proposed scheme comes as another blow to the party’s struggling election campaign

PM’s only hope seemed to hinge on more time, but a summer poll could ramp up scrutiny of Labour and its policies

Comments come as Commission president hints EU could impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

Trump campaign said video using Nazi-era language was posted by staffer who didn’t see wording, yet it stayed up for 15 hours

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, the country’s foreign minister and several other officials were found dead on Monday, hours after their helicopter crashed, state media reported.

The shock of an assassination attempt could heal deep divisions Fico exploited, but the omens are not promising, says author and broadcaster John Kampfner

Biden administration is announcing plans to slap new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, advanced batteries, solar cells, steel, aluminum and medical equipment.

Protesters block convoy, throw food into road and set fire to vehicles at Tarqumiya checkpoint near Hebron

UK health minister ‘spreading baseless claims’ by saying local council planned to restrict freedom to drive, say Lib Dems

The designation could allow Germany's intelligence agency to surveil and investigate members of the far-right party. The AfD says it plans to appeal the ruling.

The assignment of judges to cases should be random, not political

Human-rights lawyers are trying to save laws meant to tame violent rulers

One Nation moderates call on defeated West Midlands mayor to take ‘brand Andy’ to Westminster

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The trial on charges that Donald Trump willfully retained classified national security records after leaving the White House was scheduled to start May 20.

The PM has danced to their tune and the dreadful election results were the inevitable outcome. The solution can’t be more of the same, says the former Conservative MP Justine Greening

Geopolitics is altering its trajectory

Former PM made the requirement to bring photo ID a stipulation of the Elections Act in 2022

Revelation in new book that possible Trump running mate killed ‘untrainable’ hunting dog prompts widespread revulsion

By giving workers more bargaining power, the new rule will make businesses more competitive.

Large companies such as ByteDance, OpenAI and Stripe are staying private

As the speaker of the House finally allows a vote to go forward on aid, the GOP’s internecine warfare is tearing apart the party

Coalition of lawmakers helped legislation clear procedural hurdle to reach final votes, following opposition from rightwing Republicans

Labour has also rejected European Commission’s proposal which would have allowed young people to live, work or study in the bloc

President Milei has formally put in an application to join the global military alliance.

Seven jurors were selected for Trump's hush-money trial as others were dismissed for sharing negative memes and social media content about him.

The Economist joins the most prominent opposition politician on the campaign trail

The Developmental Implications of the CFA Franc

Joe Cunningham says ‘I would vote for Biden over Trump’ after third-party group dropped effort to run own candidate