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Speaker of Parliament Jussi Halla-aho (PS) has submitted reports of an offence against comedian Ilkka Kivi and Aino Tuominen (Greens), a deputy councillor at the City of Helsinki.

New train services, the Olympics and a single charger – amid big crises, it’s vital to appreciate the progress that’s still taking place, says Spanish journalist María Ramírez

At some point in the coming weeks, the Government will finally decide whether or not it is willing to permit the Abu Dhabi-backed takeover of the Telegraph. Ministers will consider numerous important issues, from editorial independence to national security. To my knowledge, however, one crucial point has yet to be raised.

Ukraine entered 2023 filled with hope. Its forces had just secured enormous battlefield and strategic victories, first at Kherson and then Kharkiv, recapturing much lost territory from the Russian invaders, and Western capitals seemed increasingly confident that victory could be at hand.

Democracy faces an existential test this year as countries representing nearly half the world’s population head to the polls.

The outcome may hinge on the 2024 economic outlook, which in turn will partly depend on how the latest conflagration in the Middle East evolves

The Ukrainian government faces enormous challenges and risks from internal divisions and the waning support of its Western allies. It is evident that President Vladimir Putin has skillfully managed the war that erupted in February 2022. By the e

Recent events indicate that perhaps its the Republican Party, not the Democratic Party, that has "lost its soul."

Ex-president has made increasingly conspiratorial and authoritarian broadsides against prosecutors pursuing him