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Moscow’s response to the latest ultimatum issued by Donald Trump last week has been to deploy that most Russian of diplomatic ...

After a two-year impasse, the future of the Daily Telegraph could be resolved shortly. A £500m deal has been struck for US ...

Yesterday the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited London for the first time since he took office in May. He and the ...

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It was the summer of 1954, and Texas Senator Lyndon B. Johnson was locked in a primary fight with fellow Democrat Dudley ...

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