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Trump and Rubio donât know as much as they think they do (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Marco Rubio is âdisturbedâ and Donald Trump âsurprisedâ that five suspects in what the US president and his secretary of state continue to insist was a suspected terror plot have been released on police bail. Despite a recent charm offensive by Andy Burnham, Americaâs leaders will be among the last to know genuine secrets held by British intelligence because Britain
Putin will have Trump to thank for election victory in rubber-stamp parliament (opens the original)
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Russians go to the polls in elections to its parliament amid a fuel crisis, mortuaries swollen with war dead, and an economy that is shrinking. All ingredients point to what should be a landslide against the ruling United Russia Party. But when the results are announced towards the end of this month, Vladimir Putin’s rubber-stamp-representatives are certain to emerge victorious. They are likely to have the 300+ seats in the Duma to rewrite the constitution. Putin will have the US president to th
MI5 chief: Britain faces greater danger now than on 9/11 (opens the original)
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The head of MI5 has issued a dramatic nationwide “call to arms”, warning that Britain faces greater and more complex terror threats than it did in 2001. Writing exclusively for The Independent on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Sir Ken McCallum says there are multiple state threats on top of the continued dangers from Islamic extremism. In a highly unusual and significant intervention, he says: “The MI5 I lead in 2026 contends with a threat landscape markedly different to 2001’s. “Sadly, mass-casu
9/11 unleashed two decades of war. Now Putin is exploiting the damage (opens the original)
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It’s unlikely that Osama bin Laden picked up the idea of a clash of civilizations from a Harvard professor’s essay in a 1993 edition of Foreign Affairs, but when Al Qaeda terrorists slammed two aircraft into New York’s Twin Towers and attacked the Pentagon eight minutes later - that’s what he got. The conflicts between cultures and religions that would replace the Cold War, as Prof Samuel Huntingdon predicted, have defined the last two decades and will dominate the world for the rest of this cen
Why the AfDâs German triumph is a win for Putin â and leaves Ukraine exposed (opens the original)
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The success of Germanyâs far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in state elections could herald a disaster for Ukraine, a European victory for Vladimir Putin, and a stampede of greed over democracy orchestrated by one man. Kirill Dmitriev is to Donald Trumpâs envoys, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, what Putin is to the 47th president â their favourite and much favoured Russian. What Putin gives Trump â the thrill of proximity to unlimited power â Dmitriev offers to America: unlimited
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