Did sanctions undermine space mission, as Russia’s Luna-25 crashes into the moon?
Humiliation for Putin as Russia’s Luna-25 crashes.
MI5 Predicts Maths Graduates Will Be the Spies of the Future
Maths Graduates Will Be Spies of the Future, Says MI5.
Special Forces Officer Who Survived Taliban Bomb Chosen To Lead British Army
SAS war hero overwhelming choice to lead British army.
Government Must Urgently Outlaw Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, Warns British Counter Terrorism Expert
Govt comes under new pressure to class Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as terrorists.
Northern Ireland’s Police Chief’s Job Hanging By a Thread
The future of the head of the Police Service of Northern Ireland was in the balance last night.
China and Russia seeking military dominance over space, experts warn
China and Russia are building an arsenal of cosmic weapons in a bid to achieve military dominance in space.
Ramaphosa’s “Peace Initiative” with Ukraine is organized by a French businessman partnered with Rosatom.
Ramaphosa’s “Peace Initiative” with Ukraine and Rosatom.
Russia cuts off radiation sensor access at ZNPP to Ukraine
Russia switches off radiation sensors at Zaporizhzhya.
Can the AU live up to the mantra of ‘African solutions to African problems’?
Twenty years after its founding, the African Union faces severe headwinds – everything from personnel problems to the organisation’s ability to find lasting solutions to continental conflicts, writes LIESL LOUW-VAUDRAN. A YEAR after the first shots were fired in the…
Zimbabwe – navigating beyond the stalemate
Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government claims it has addressed electoral reform, yet the trajectory ahead of polls in August could mean another term for the incumbents, something the country can ill afford, writes PIERS PIGOU. ZIMBABWE is heading for another round of…
