Damien McElroy

The EU’s efforts to recognise such a state may be slow, but they should not be mocked

The local race results provided a blueprint for what Brits can expect in the general elections ahead

British government used public interest powers to stop the acquisition by RedBird IMI last year and asked for regulatory inquiry

The West must join hands with the rest in the fields of health and medicine

Long-standing regional calculations have been destroyed since October as new equations, including nuclear assumptions, are being forged

Ambassador draws on London's streets for hope and insists Palestinian politics is the business of the Palestinians alone

Insurance and London's bond markets can carry the climate goals of the UAE Consensus forward, he says

The UK is dusting off a British Empire handbook as it counters new threats on the horizon

Cutting-edge development happening in the UK also has potential to become a chink in its armour in the global economic race

An influential report has called for a radically new approach. But what also matters is active diplomacy

There's great concern for the first time in the British financial system about the spillover of geopolitical risks in a year of elections

Attack on Pouria Zeraati is a reminder of the government's inertia regarding overseas threats

Glorious gateway to Oxford's history awaits at World Heritage Site where wizarding magic abounds

The International Maritime Organisation worries about the increase in carbon emissions as vessels have to consider alternative routes

Former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke’s rise in 1983 could be instructive for British politics in the weeks ahead