“I will make Brexit work”

Liz Truss has joined the ranks of Tory PMs who fell partly or wholly thanks to internal posturing over the continent. Will Sunak be next?

Another Tory farce has diminished the UK’s standing in the world. But could better times be ahead?

Brexit-induced labour shortages are going to be a limiting factor in the pursuit of growth, growth, growth

Wim Wenders's classic film premiered in West Berlin 35 years ago. Today it stands apart from both his and everyone else’s work

The Kerch Strait bridge will never be the same again. The patched-up bridge may end up looking like the original, but it will now have very different connotations

How the news that Liz Truss was to leave Number 10 was covered across the continent

The Labour leader needs to work out what his offer to business is

Liz Truss has joined the ranks of Tory PMs who fell partly or wholly thanks to internal posturing over the continent. Will Sunak be next?

We used to laugh at Italy. But, after five Tory prime minister's in six years, we are now the global joke

Rishi Sunak has taken the reins of the country. However, he has just as many reasons to be afraid as the rest of us

Another Tory farce has diminished the UK’s standing in the world. But could better times be ahead?

Donald Trump and Liz Truss have more in common than first meets the eye. Above all, their loyalties used to lie elsewhere

The Northern Ireland Protocol points the way to a better Brexit – so, Macbeth-style, Sunak is being urged to kill it

Brexit-induced labour shortages are going to be a limiting factor in the pursuit of growth, growth, growth

For the moment, Scholz's plan appears to have worked. But, Germany's energy problem isn't solved yet

The New World’s witch trials are infamous. But the most brutal outbreaks of Satanic panic took place in what is now southern Germany

The pan-European Volt Europa is targeting a breakthrough at the 2024 Euro elections. Do they have a chance?

Macron wants a reset, but unravelling the country’s tangled legacy in the continent is proving harder than it sounds

Liz Truss leaves behind a legacy of thousands of unsold mugs all emblazoned with the words: “In Liz we Truss”

Around the corridors of power, Mordaunt is known as "the admiral"

The former prime minister marched his backers to the top of the hill - and left them to make their own way back down

The former health secretary has struggled to make big bucks outside of politics

Mandrake challenges Sir James Duddridge to now name the 100 fellow Tory MPs he claimed backed the former prime minister's return

The rejected Mail man is campaigning hard for a place on Parliament's red benches

How much longer does the country have to suffer this catastrophe of a government?

The name’s Johnson, Boris Johnson. Licenced to kill propriety, decency and sincerity...

Wim Wenders's classic film premiered in West Berlin 35 years ago. Today it stands apart from both his and everyone else’s work

The divisive filmmaker's latest shows how modern-day Russia was formed out of the ashes of empire

The Istanbul Biennial rediscovers a tasty old way to beat restrictions on freedom of expression

Ásgeir, as he is mononymously known, is a household name in Iceland for his warm soundscapes

This is an important play, beautifully acted and performed

This adaptation of a Japanese children’s fantasy suggests the RSC will do whatever is necessary to get its finances back in order after the pandemic

Triumph at Cannes has been followed by tragedy for Ruben Östlund’s satire of the super-rich at play, Triangle of Sadness

From Dracula to The Haunting of Hill House, it all leads back to The Castle of Otranto

Ridiculed by Jack Grealish, "playing like Miguel Ángel Almirón" suddenly looks like something to be envied

The chef José Pizarro makes gluttonworthy croquetas and has put together a vegan recipe using only the most sustainable ingredients

Despite its vast size, China insists on having only one time zone. It shows the same rigid approach to language

For all Fellini is held up as the ultimate chronicler of Rome in the 20th century, it’s Rimini that made him and Rimini that inhabits his films

The co-option of queerness by capitalism is perhaps the most sterile union imaginable: giving birth only to merch rather than masterpieces