World

Bureaucratic bungling is threatening the country’s austerity drive

In a continent full of grey politicians, royals may matter more than ever

The Prime Minister is changing the way politics work in Britain

Omar Suleiman, Egypt’s intelligence chief, to be the next president

Young unmarried couples craving a getaway turn to the legal loophole of “temporary marriages”

Testing kits could help discourage children from taking the drugs in the first place

Zebra stripes for a police traffic safety campaign

Japanese power broker may still be indicted for a campaign funding scandal. He also wants to be PM.

Q&A: World Vision president Dave Toycen on donor fatigue and the Taliban threat

Collapsing bridges, street lights turned off, cuts to basic services: the decline of a superpower