5 h. ago Cardiff City star leaves Bluebirds on loan as new club laud 'unthinkable' transfer

Cardiff City striker Roko Simic has left the club on loan to join German side Karlsruher SC

Politics

7 h. ago Cardiff City star being eyed by 12 Championship clubs as European interest emerges

Cardiff City are facing a big turnover of players this summer

Politics

4 d. ago Paul Mullin's Wrexham exit confirmed as he looks forward to 'next part of my story'

The prolific striker will leave the Championship club after scoring an eyewatering 110 goals

Events

8 d. ago BBC Morning Live star bursts with pride after husband lands new Cardiff City job

She showed her supporter by attending his first press conference with the assembled local media

Society

1 week ago Cardiff City star reveals what really surprised him about relegation and the moment he 'collapsed'

The defender spoke about his time at the club ahead of his departure

Politics

2 w. ago Tonight's Cardiff City transfer news as star leaves parting message and midfielder linked

These are your Cardiff City headlines on Thursday, June 12.

Politics

3 w. ago Israel fears the threat of trade sanctions — but is the EU ready to follow through? | Martin Konečný

A human rights review of EU-Israel ties is under way. The results will be significant for both the war and Europe’s reputationAfter many months of inaction and complicity in the face of Israel’s destruction of Gaza, Europe is finally beginning to stir. Tens of thousands of people killed and attacks on schools and hospitals had apparently not been enough. But, along with the blocking of humanitarian aid and open calls for ethnic cleansing, Israel’s actions finally became too severe to ignore, deny or justify. In recent weeks, a cascade of unusually strong statements, diplomatic rebukes and threats of sanctions has emerged from European capitals – each move amplifying the next, as if a long-dormant herd has suddenly jolted into motion.Among these developments, the most significant may be the possible suspension of the EU-Israel association agreement, which grants Israel preferential access to the world’s largest single market. Last month, the Dutch foreign minister, Caspar Veldkamp, b...

Politics

3 w. ago The EU faces a moment of truth. Will it follow through on trade sanctions on Israel – or slide into irrelevance? | Martin Konečný

A human rights review of EU-Israel ties is under way. The results will be significant for both the war and Europe’s reputationAfter many months of inaction and complicity in the face of Israel’s destruction of Gaza, Europe is finally beginning to stir. Tens of thousands of people killed and attacks on schools and hospitals had apparently not been enough. But, along with the blocking of humanitarian aid and open calls for ethnic cleansing, Israel’s actions finally became too severe to ignore, deny or justify. In recent weeks, a cascade of unusually strong statements, diplomatic rebukes and threats of sanctions has emerged from European capitals – each move amplifying the next, as if a long-dormant herd has suddenly jolted into motion.Among these developments, the most significant may be the possible suspension of the EU-Israel association agreement, which grants Israel preferential access to the world’s largest single market. Last month, the Dutch foreign minister, Caspar Veldkamp, b...

Politics