The prime minister-in-waiting votes to tighten immigration appeals, a move that fractures Labour and forces allies to pick sides.

Two missing Republican senators collide with an election deadline, forcing Republicans to bet on reconciliation they may not win.

Cease-fire collapses fast as the president restarts a blockade and pushes fees that his own administration previously deemed unlawful.

The Home Secretary tells MPs the suspect was not known to the government’s anti-terrorism programme, as police take over.

Charging every commercial ship through the Strait of Hormuz turns navigation into a bill. Here is what that changes.

Public health expansion and legal crackdown collide with Niger Delta pollution protests, pressuring governments and regulators at once.

The U.S. says it will “dismantle” the ICC, piece by piece, with regulatory and diplomatic fallout for governments and global firms.

South Carolina's governor appoints Darline Graham to complete her late brother Lindsey Graham's term, and top Republicans line up behind her.

It unlocks an Aug. 11 GOP primary for the full six-year term, with Trump’s support baked in.

Kyiv’s attacks are forcing Russian energy closer to Ukraine’s control, with real consequences for markets and risk planning.

A new anti-ballistic missile track aims to be cheaper than Patriot, reshaping alliance defense procurement decisions.

A toll-like idea collides with top administration lines. Here is what it signals for policy, markets, and risk.