Damien McElroy

Foreign Secretary says UN agency is vital for Gazans as enclave faces polio outbreak

Despite the challenges, Bafel Talabani's positive vision for the autonomous region should be taken seriously

In part, the new British Prime Minister has been steeled for rebellions in the Labour Party and taken pre-emptive actions

Based on data published after polls closed across the UK, Keir Starmer's party is expected to return to the political heights last scaled by Tony Blair in 1997

It won't be easy to fix the UK's problems, and the man most likely to be the next prime minister must come clean

Deltapoll survey for The National shows a third of voters will choose the next government based on Gaza policy

With party officials under investigation for betting on the date of the UK election, the Conservatives look exhausted by their time in power

For a variety of reasons, even countries that don’t go to the polls are calling early elections

In the losers’ column is the book-loving public. Thinking society is at a loss, too

A chauffeur-driven transfer to check-in at Paracelsus Recovery is the start of a journey to wellness like no other

City of London leaders hail increased rate of investment in clean energy projects but tell The National governments must do more

The problem arises if Labour, expected to win, runs with the Conservative party's poor immigration policy proposals

The left wing of UK politics is at once so weak yet in a strong position

A previously used Damascene fountain sits at the heart of a new display at this year's prestigious London event

The attempted assassination of Robert Fico has exposed cracks in a country that is at the faultline of a divided continent