Kaliningrad Is Where Putin Is Testing Europe’s Defences
Europe may already be entering a new phase of confrontation with Russia, one in which the distinction between peace and conflict becomes increasingly difficult to identify.
The US government is considering taking a stake in Intel using Chips Act funds, boosting the company’s share price. Talks follow recent tensions between the president and Intel’s chief executive. No deal has been confirmed, and the White House calls the reports speculative. The move could expand state involvement in technology.
Europe may already be entering a new phase of confrontation with Russia, one in which the distinction between peace and conflict becomes increasingly difficult to identify.
As the UK commits further funding to Ukraine’s reconstruction, British companies are expanding their involvement in energy, finance and defence, creating new opportunities for long-term economic cooperation.
The Prime Minister’s first foreign visit was a welcome act of solidarity. But for Ukraine, British friendship will be judged by whether it can help unlock the air
After walking through Saxony, James Jeffrey is not surprised by the AfD’s dramatic election win in Germany.
Andy Burnham has promised to keep the pressure on Russia despite Moscow’s “outrageous threats”, on his first official overseas visit to Ukraine as Prime Minister.
Andriy Dovbenko is a Ukrainian-born, London-based entrepreneur who works extensively across the UK and Ukrainian defence.
A former politician who held a number of senior roles in the UK Parliament over a decade, Brooks is now Founder and Chairman of Trypillian, a British-Ukrainian defence
The press secretary will be leaving her post at the end of the month
How Angela Merkel Weakened the West and Handed Putin and Xi Leverage
The most highly anticipated stock market debut of the year, perhaps of all time, has delivered a huge win for UK investors.