Ukraine's farmers have watched Russian forces destroy their land, slaughter their cattle and murder their farmhands. Yet in the face of unspeakable violence, they remain determined to rebuild. This is the story of one man's attempt to keep his farm alive.

A ministerial aide in the UK has resigned his post in the wake of Sue Gray's damning report into the Partygate scandal. The aide blamed “deep mistrust in both the government and the Conservative Party."

A lot of the coverage of German politics in recent weeks is about tanks, guns and howitzers — and which of these can help Ukraine in its war with Russia. In our latest Berlin Bulletin, we explore Chancellor Olaf Scholz's tank battle and his controversial reference to Wilhelm II.

Boris Johnson saw Brexit as an opportunity for the UK to re-engage with the wider world, especially the British Commonwealth. But funding cuts and staffing turmoil at the British Foreign Office show the country is having to scale back its global ambition.

From investing in fossil fuels to beefing up climate finance, the G7 is sending a lot of mixed messages.

At the age of 15, Greta Thunberg went stratospheric with a simple appeal: “Listen to the science.” But in recent years, the focus of her efforts has undergone an evolution.

The EU’s divided response to migration is one of the bloc’s greatest failures. Will the war in Ukraine mark a step-change in attitudes?