Johnson’s phoney war on Europe

Boris Johnson is safe... for now. So Europe is braced for more conflict from a PM eager to revive Brexit wars in order to restore his lost lustre

Dislodging leaders who have lost the confidence of the electorate is never easy.. but it is possible. Here’s how it’s been done in major European nations in recent history

Ex-bartender Giorgia Meloni has taken a party with historic links to Mussolini to the top of Italy’s opinion polls

Gear up for five European cycling epics

Many pundits feel Boris Johnson's demise is inevitable. But attempts to determine exactly when he'll go are highly speculative

The strikes are the only way to redress the fundamental sickness facing the economy. It’s essential to get behind them

Boris Johnson is safe... for now. So Europe is braced for more conflict from a PM eager to revive Brexit wars in order to restore his lost lustre

Dislodging leaders who have lost the confidence of the electorate is never easy.. but it is possible. Here’s how it’s been done in major European nations in recent history

Our tone of how we discuss the war in Ukraine has evolved and not for the better

The government has landed itself in a legal mess over the Northern Ireland protocol

Jacob Rees-Mogg has published a list of nine ‘Brexit opportunities’. It’s both pitiful and dangerous

German local transport emulates a system from the 19th-century. It desperately needs updating and these tickets could be a step in the right direction

June 20 marks World Refugee Day – and another chapter in humankind’s history of people being forced to flee and live in exile

Ex-bartender Giorgia Meloni has taken a party with historic links to Mussolini to the top of Italy’s opinion polls

Government opposition to psychedelic therapies means those with mental health problems can’t access groundbreaking treatments

The failed Labour leader and French hard leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon had a somewhat interesting first meeting

The prime minister always referred to the Telegraph as his “real boss”. Will they soon be welcoming him home?

£340m of taxpayers’ cash will be made available to it - news that was overlooked during the Tory revolt against Boris Johnson

The Sunday Times Rich List gives a better indication of the chancellor’s household income than the parliamentary register

The paper increased their attacks on the Labour leader after he said he planned to outlaw the non-dom tax status

The thinking that links Johnson to Trump is slowly becoming more obvious to his own backbenchers

The time for sitting on the fence is over, Labour need to spell out a clear plan, argues one reader

Solving impossible problems? It’s all in a day’s work for Liz Truss says comedian MITCH BENN

Gear up for five European cycling epics

A new edition of the closest we got to a David Bowie autobiography lifts a little of the on-stage mask

Sophie Marceau captivated one schoolboy so much he became a Francophile film critic. But what would it be like when they spoke, 40 years later?

A new Spanish Netflix series asks what privacy in the modern age looks like, especially when all too often the little we have gets betrayed

Hollywood star Amy Adams is the draw in this revival and she's content just to get on with some proper acting for a change

This new take on a Greek tragedy is slow, pretentious and mind-numbingly boring

Once colonised and abandoned, Ireland's capital is buzzy and booming. But whether it is truly European remains unresolved

A newly translated novel portrays Europe as a dilapidated hotel that’s wallowing in nostalgia

The Portuguese capital is fast becoming the go-to place for elite football clubs looking for the world's best young talent

Lamb chops are heaven – the ultimate bar snack, the ideal summer food to be enjoyed outside with a bottle of Whispering Angel or Burgundy

It is the only East Germanic language we have records of – and we only have those because of an accident of history

The 1954 West Germany captain will always be remembered for the Miracle of Bern but an earlier game was far more important

A pause on the telephone causes our columnist to ruminate on a meltdown in a relatively faraway country