ROSELEEN Walsh is one of 36 women who were interned in the early 1970s. Her latest book – My Internment – tells the very ...

Sometimes actors have amazing chemistry on-screen, but the minute "cut" is called, they can't stand the sight of each other.

As one who shared the hope, after the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, that representative government, guaranteed ...

President Nujoma never forgot the timely and vigorous support of Zimbabwe as Namibian dusk turned to dawn. It is this context ...

There is madness, yes. But imperialism has always been tinged with madness. Hundreds of millions of people from the Americas to China have been either killed or subdued so that a small part of the ...

Soon, you will be traveling to the Middle East — a region where U.S. interests in energy, trade, security, artificial intelligence and countering China all converge. And your recent success in Panama ...

As Peter Mandelson takes up the role of ambassador to the US, No 10 is determined the UK builds a strong relationship with ...

The Labour grandee, now flying to the US as ambassador, enjoys previously overlooked connections to the president’s inner ...

Keir Starmer is “showing ineptitude” on the global stage with by ‘cosying up’ to Brussels, according to legendary broadcaster ...

Britain’s prime minister is seemingly always overseas, and some allies wish he’d delegate more of the diplomatic grind — just as his predecessor did.

The Conservative and the Democrat were no more than coolly cordial thereafter. On his re-election in 2001, Tony Blair knew he had George W. Bush for at least four years - it turned out to be eight - ...

The Government must “reorder” itself around the AI revolution and get behind the introduction of digital ID, former prime minister Sir Tony Blair has said. The former Labour leader said ...