A pending constitutional review will flag up the wider problem of free and fair elections in modern Germany.
Ukrainian drones have entered NATO and European Union territory several times by accident, with Kyiv blaming Moscow’s electronic jamming.
The chairman of Investor sees Brussels’ green regulation regime as risking the economic future of the entire continent.
While neither casualties nor culprits have been reported yet, the action points to dangers inbound from the border with warring Ukraine.
The X account of Rassemblement National has been hacked.
Antisemitism prompted survey respondents to describe heightened anxiety, hypervigilance, and increasing caution in their everyday lives, including concealing visible signs of Jewish identity and withdrawing from professional and public spaces.
The Deputy PM of Italy has condemned what he described as a dangerous precedent in Hungary, while blasting the deafening silence coming from the EU.
The European Commission says the tech giant violated the Digital Markets Act by giving unfair priority to its own services and restricting app developers’ pricing options.
Trump says the Kingdom has not acquired the right to enrich uranium for its power plants—and would need to join the Abraham Accords for any deal to go ahead.
Before escaping, two black men attacked a white man on camera—who was then arrested when he tried to retaliate.
The former Hungarian prime minister also visited the State Department during a previously unreported trip to Washington.
Prompting a row over the right to free assembly, Oradea has refused to authorise its Pride march for a fourth straight year.
Sergei Lavrov and Marco Rubio held talks in Manila on the sidelines of an ASEAN gathering, making little progress.
A think-tank-backed essay argues that rights should remain with individual citizens, warning that granting them to religious groups would undermine freedom, equality and social cohesion.
Gabor Balint Nagy, who was appointed under Orban, said in a statement he was resigning “solely to safeguard the interests of the prosecutorial service.”
President Donald Trump on Wednesday pledged that the United States would bomb Iranian civil infrastructure every time that Tehran fires at ships in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
The European Union has intensified efforts to disrupt Russia's so-called shadow fleet, announcing new maritime operations aimed at enforcing sanctions and international shipping rules.
The appointment comes as Moldova continues negotiations over European Union membership and seeks to maintain momentum on political and economic reforms.
Just days after sacking popular defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, the Ukrainian president decided to appease critics by letting the commander-in-chief go too.
Exploratory talks expected ahead of Xi U.S. visit, with both superpowers competing to set the agenda.
