E ARLY IN THE Gulf war, as almost a fifth of the world’s oil and gas supplies were choked off and countries all over Asia ...

The “Iran War Participation Trophy”, erected by anonymous satirists, suggests that on the battlefield it is not the winning ...

Sir Christopher Nolan can seem stuck in the past. The seventh-highest-grossing film-maker of all time refuses to use email or ...

As climate change has made the Sahara desert drier, wind has blown more of its dust to Europe. This is worrying because ...

Ahead of this year’s World Cup, FIFA introduced a tennis-style seeded draw for the tournament. This ensured Spain and ...

On Sunday members of Hong Kong’s parliament arrived in Beijing for their first collective visit to China’s capital since ...

As a result, Europe’s armed forces are facing a growing gap in their ability to hit targets at long range. And as Russia ...

Iran launched missiles and drones at Bahrain and Kuwait after America attacked Iran for a seventh night in a row. Iran hit ...

Charlotte Howard, our US editor, on why the fantasy of athletic greatness has become a plague on American life ...

In 1962 Vikram Sarabhai, a leading physicist, created what would become the Indian Space Research Organisation, the national ...

It makes writing about climate change a lot easier. If the share of the light being reflected is dropping, the amount being ...

The Ebola outbreak that has been spreading in the Democratic Republic of Congo for at least two months is getting out of ...