Caught between a rock and a hard place, European leaders continue to deny the obvious realities of the dire situation in Ukraine.

Keir Starmer’s approach appears so weak because he has been working hard to open up a open trade and investment relationship with China.

Sanctions will not stop the war. And the longer they go on, Ukrainians will die.

An absence of war may usher in a renewal of the feudal scramble for control and money that has characterised Ukraine’s unstable politics since 1991.

Going through the same loop each day will never bring peace to Ukraine.

Blocking plans for a new Chinese Embassy in London would set a worrying diplomatic precedent.

But security guarantees will need to be realistic and sanctions removal must form part of the plan.

It is time to embrace moderate nationalism in foreign policy

Western leaders wake up to the realisation that President Zelensky isn’t a corruption fighting democrat after all.

Trolling on X takes a new and sinister turn, Ian Proud writes.