Prince Andrew Under Investigation: Law, Distance and the Strain on the Monarchy

Andrew, Corruption and the Crown’s Existential Crisis – Andrew Lownie, who wrote Andrew’s biography, speaks about the scandal threatening the British monarchy

Reception in Windsor, Storm in Westminster

Dimitris Mavrokefalidis speaks with the creators of the documentary “Generation Lonely” about the silent crisis that changed young people’s lives, with the pandemic and artificial intelligence as catalysts. Is there a way out?

“Denmark Cannot Defend Greenland - And Never Will”

According to Mr Bergman, internal company documents show that Instagram’s design features made it easier for adult predators to reach adolescents, groom them into sharing intimate images and then blackmail them through threats of humiliation

TO VIMA exclusively inside the meeting between Greenland’s energy minister Naaja Nathanielsen and British MPs at the UK parliament

“For us, a confession would be the best outcome. Because only then would we truly feel closure.”

For now, the Parthenon Marbles remain divided, with no agreement in sight, their future resting on legal frameworks, institutional will, and the complex interplay of history, scholarship, and public sentiment

TO VIMA reports from London as Keir Starmer convenes Zelensky and European leaders at Downing Street for critical Ukraine discussions

Asylum debate shifts to the right – asylum seekers and refugees are being labelled as criminals

Filmmaker David Wilkinson reveals why his new documentary strikes a chord with audiences

“There is nothing wrong about Greece that cannot be solved through what is right about Greece"

How Britain’s biggest fighter jet export deal in a generation unsettles Europe - and particularly Greece.

At the London Literature Festival, the former US Vice President opened her international book tour with a call for empathy, optimism and renewed faith in democratic values

According to these sources, President Trump’s 20-point framework specifies that day-to-day governance of Gaza would be undertaken by Palestinians, under the oversight of an international transitional body - the Board of Peace - chaired by the US president

At Labour’s party annual conference, the British Prime Minister directed his criticism primarily at the anti-immigrant Reform UK rather than the Conservatives — British analysts explain the strategic shift to TO VIMA

What distinguished academics told TO BHMA International edition about the United Kingdom’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state

Lords raise red flags over UK’s push to recognise Palestine

A fragile agreement lowers tariffs and promises energy deals, but critics say Europe yielded too much, exposing imbalance and leaving key terms unresolved