After a slew of scandals, will British voters stand by Johnson?The PM has admitted to breaking lockdown rules, raising public anger, but some say they will still support him.
Boris Johnson: Can the UK’s prime minister hold on to power?A punishing electoral defeat for his Conservatives and several scandals might burst the ‘Boris bubble’, say experts.
China committed genocide against Uighur Muslims, tribunal rulesThe UK-based unofficial tribunal says Chinese government’s alleged forced birth control of Uighurs amounts to genocide.
Journalists fear UK’s proposed changes to Official Secrets ActReporters, experts and union officials say reforms will deter the press from holding the government to account.
Abuse and torture in Egyptian prisons fuel ISIL recruitment: NGORights groups estimate 60,000 political prisoners held in Egyptian jails where ISIL recruitment is said to be rampant.
What to expect from Biden’s first NATO summit as US presidentAfghanistan, Russia, China and spending to dominate talks as alliance embraces Democrat after tumultuous Trump era.
‘Do I cry about it? Yes’: In UK, COVID stretches ICUs to limitAs the coronavirus spreads rapidly, hospitals are becoming overwhelmed, making patients and doctors anxious.
UK: Some Britons prepare to break Christmas lockdown rulesBritons can visit dying relatives as an exception, but many say other compassionate grounds should be considered.
How will a Biden presidency impact NATO and Brexit?Joe Biden vowed to reverse some of Trump’s moves against multilateral agreements like the Paris climate accord.
What does the US election mean for Europe?The vote comes amid challenges that the US and Europe must work on, including NATO’s role, Brexit and Russian influence.