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CommentCall it sabotage: Europe is finally confronting its vulnerability trap
EU leaders are beginning to acknowledge the real nature of the security threats to the continent
Flights diverted and airports on alert across Europe
Emailed bomb scares force authorities to scramble in multiple countries
Zayed Centre for Research powers ahead with seven experts at the helm
Seven years since London complex opened and took on rarest challenges in medicine
CommentIf Christine Lagarde enters French politics, the centre might just hold
The departing European Central Bank president could become the figurehead that Europe’s centrists rally around
CommentBurnham’s first budget is caught between debt, defence and an ageing Britain
The Prime Minister knows his government cannot tax and spend its way out of what is a national predicament
UK orders dozens of official websites offline after flaw warnings
BBC and municipalities join rush to protect services from new defect
Oman and UK deepen trade ties with £1bn AI investment deal
UK and Oman sign deal to build AI data centre in Salalah, with £1bn of investment pledged
RAF Fairford suspects face new charges of working for Iranian intelligence
PM Andy Burnham said incident at Fairford was likely to have been co-ordinated in Iran
UK mission to defend Saudi Arabia adds Typhoon jets
Additional defensive military assistance follows renewed Houthi attacks
CommentThe UK’s power grid failures have come home to roost
The data boom and rising digital economy should make electricity a top priority, but Britain is running hard just to stand still
CommentThe US targeting the International Criminal Court is a slippery slope to nowhere good
Sanctioning intergovernmental agencies will undermine the important work the world needs them to do
UK intelligence chief warns of 'major shift' after Iran attacks military bases
MI5 director Ken McCallum says he is on edge over efforts to contain rising threats facing the country
Britain faces looming energy crisis as gas reserves dwindle
Operator threatens to close UK's largest gas storage site early next year
Test shows AI models likely to give advice for terrorist attacks
Tech against Terrorism ran series of questions that retrieved dangerous responses
UK keeps Jerusalem mission open despite Israeli closure order
Dispute follows Britain's announcement of measures including ban on imports of goods produced in illegal settlements
