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A day after France announced it was sending Western armoured vehicles to Ukraine, Germany said it would do the same. But Germany, the world’s fourth-largest arms supplier, seemed to be playing catch-up in announcing the move on Thursday, after months of dragging its feet on dispatching its stockpile of tanks…

European lawmakers across the continent have started to sponsor Iranian detainees, hoping to shed light on their injustice and force authorities to back down from handing down lengthy jail sentences or carrying out executions. Sponsoring MPs take responsibility for lobbying for the safety of individual prisoners, demanding information on their…

With aggressive interest rate hikes to control recession stoking apprehensions about an imminent slowdown, investors have been seeking refuge in the booming energy and resilient utility sectors. Hence, avoiding inverse ETFs Direxion Daily Energy (ERY) and ProShares UltraShort (SDP) tracking these sectors would be wise. Continue reading.

Sweden goes to the polls on Sept. 11 to elect a new parliament in what is expected to be a close-fought race between the ruling left-wing bloc and the right-wing opposition to form the next government.

Sweden goes to the polls on Sept. 11 to elect a new parliament in what is expected to be a close-fought race between the ruling left-wing block and the right-wing opposition to form the next government.

Japan’s celebration of record high number of women who won seats in the upper house may not stand up to close scrutiny.

Young leader determined to enjoy relatively normal life despite pressures of high office and inevitable criticism from opposition

The Labour leader’s idea that the party wins elections only when not summoning the ghosts of socialism past is causing a debilitating timidity, says Guardian associate editor Julian Coman

Benefit to the region is too meagre, say critics