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Turkey has borrowed from the Kremlin’s playbook and is using PMCs to revive its Islamist credentials from Libya to Qatar and Malaysia.

The Chancellor said: The reality is that we should all look at our energy consumption. It is a difficult time. There is war on our continent.

British households now face the shocking prospect of Ofgem price caps rising to £6,000 next year, economists have warned.

The new cap announced by Ofgem today will come into effect for around 24million households in England, Scotland and Wales on default energy tariffs on October 1.

Protestors gathered outside Ofgems headquarters in Canary Wharf, London, today in protest to rising energy bills chanting freeze profits, not people.

Many Africans seem ambivalent about Putin’s attempts to recreate Russia’s empire, even though colonialism caused the African continent so much personal pain and injury, and seeded state dysfunction. Liberation struggles should be worthy of support, in Europe as in Africa. Many Africans seem...

Iran and North Korea have looked to each other for survival since the 1980s. Their military collaborations have evolved.

Amid the war in Ukraine, Lawrence Freedman explores how the Russian military failed and why Vladimir Putin misjudged Volodymyr Zelensky's Ukraine.

While Putin issues inconsequential sanctions against U.S. officials, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a dangerous trip to the war’s frontlines in support of his troops. Fmr. Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that Zelenskyy is showing the world what courage is while Putin “is a guy that rides around a horse with his shirt off. You don’t do that unless you have some kind of complex.”

The film about the Russian opposition leader, lawyer and anti-corruption activist has a 99 percent positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes.