Twelve days after the Israeli war on Iran erupted, and following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a brokered agreement, both sides rushed to claim victory, prompting widespread debate over who truly came out on top.

As it marks more than 200 years of "unfiltered debate," the Oxford Union stands on shaky ground—its very legacy threatened not by new ideas, but by the fear of allowing them to be heard.

In every war the U.S. enters, Britain follows closely behind, sending its jets, troops, and airbases, even when it has no direct stake, as seen in Iraq, Afghanistan, and now Iran.

Morocco continues to secure backing from major powers for its autonomy plan to resolve the Western Sahara conflict—a cornerstone of its foreign policy—with the UK becoming the latest to join the U.S., Spain, and France in endorsing the proposal.

Under intense political pressure from far-right parties, European governments are outdoing each other in introducing tough anti-immigration measures.