The deportation of Killmar Abrego Garcia has been determined to be illegal by the Supreme Court, yet Trump is doing little to rectify the matter. This one case highlights the worrying trends emerging in his presidency.

The government has taken control of British Steel in Scunthorpe in an effort to protect jobs and national security - but will it be enough to undo its previous owner’s “sabotage”?

Trump’s tariffs have initiated a stock market freefall. Is a recession more likely than not as the world’s biggest bank believes?

Yoon Suk-Yeol’s decision to declare martial law in South Korea has led to protests, impeachment, arrest, and now a snap election.

Marine Le Pen has been found guilty of embezzlement. What’s behind her popularity and will her party suffer or flourish as a result of her conviction?

The arrest of an opposition leader and two decades of democratic erosion have ignited a face-off between police and protestors on the streets of Turkey.

A surprise result in Greenland leaves a tricky task for the incoming Prime Minister, as he balances a slow path to independence with Donald Trump’s threats to take over.

Tariffs are Donald Trump’s favourite word, but with countries lining up to retaliate and a trade war tanking the stock market, they might come back to haunt him.

Donald Trump has called Zelenskyy a “dictator” while praising Putin for his strength and his genius. Now, his plans for peace look to favour Russia. How did the US end up fraternising with the enemy?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine started long before 2022 - but what exactly is it Putin is trying to achieve by bringing war back to Europe?

The US and Ukraine are discussing what peace might look like this week - but Zelenskyy seems hesitant to accept Trump’s Russia-friendly suggestions.