José Jerí was the country’s eighth president in a decade.
Its flamboyant styles are gracing red carpets and going viral on TikTok
But many worry it will not stay open for long
Mourning at the death of a man indicted for crimes against humanity highlights Libya’s bleakness
The Republicans’ internal fight could prove more toxic than the Democrats’
A case in Texas offers an opportunity to do so
And the consequences will ripple through both health and politics
President Aleksandar Vucic is trying to outlast fury over corruption
Chinese industry is beating Germany at its own game. Cue panic
Donald Trump is exhausting goodwill in Europe’s most pro-American country
The rise of the Welsh nationalists is about identity as much as Labour’s failures
Why are MMR vaccination rates in the capital so low?