France

Paris described the Reform UK leader proposal as “a violation of French sovereignty, as well as a violation of the law of the sea and international law”

French intelligence agencies are investigating who may have ​commissioned the alleged BlackCore campaign to smear three France Unbowed (LFI) candidates

The Eastern Mediterranean is no longer a patchwork of isolated engagements for Paris, it is evolving into a connected security space

The journalistic investigation underscores a sobering reality: in under-resourced information ecosystems, influence can be purchased at remarkably low cost

While the UNSC remains deadlocked, selective transits suggest Iran retains the ability to modulate access - and is prepared to reward restraint from key players

The developments expose growing fractures in the NATO alliance over direct involvement - or even logistical support - in the Middle East conflict

RN, a divisive anti-immigration and eurosceptic party, is now ‌France's largest parliamentary bloc and polls suggest it could win the presidency next year

The U.S. President has called on China, France, Japan, South Korea, Britain and others to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz to ensure shipping can pass

While the strike on the Italian base in Erbil caused only material damages, a subsequent attack in the nearby Makhmour area wounded six French soldiers and killed one officer

The moves are turning the island into a hub for advanced surveillance at a time when the Eastern Mediterranean is functioning as a zone of heightened strategic risk

Air attack on the British base Akrotiri prompts Europe‑wide defence deployment to shield the EU member – and internal reckoning

The Israeli operation in Lebanon represents a dangerous second front for Israel amid its ongoing conflict with Iran