Greene, Philby and MI6's Cold War Betrayal

Robert Verkaik's book explores the complex friendship between Graham Greene and Kim Philby, delving into espionage, loyalty, and the shadows of Cold War treachery within British intelligence.

Albanese Breaks Silence on Trump's Iran Threats

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has broken his long-standing diplomatic strategy of not engaging with Donald Trump's rhetoric, publicly criticising the US president's threats to bomb Iranian civilian infrastructure.

US-Iran Ceasefire: Did Tehran Outplay Trump in Diplomatic Move?

The US and Iran have agreed to a two-week conditional ceasefire brokered by Pakistan, with the Strait of Hormuz temporarily reopening. However, Israel's ongoing airstrikes in Beirut raise questions about the deal's stability and who truly benefits.

Hungary's Crossroads Election: Could Orbán's Rule End?

As Hungary approaches a pivotal election on 12 April, polls suggest Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces a serious challenge from former ally Péter Magyar. This Guardian Weekly edition explores the high-stakes political battle, with international powers watc

London: Safer Than Most Cities, Despite Online Panic

London faces antisocial behaviour issues, but remains a model of multicultural success and safety. Mayor Sadiq Khan's £30m youth club initiative aims to address root causes, despite criticism from political opponents.

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