Much like ancient Persian kings, PM Sánchez used five days of chaos to tighten his grip on power.

A mere 40 MEPs, Commissioners, and institutional bodies bothered to sign up for Brussels’ bespoke social media platform.

The statement comes seven years after the Gulf state’s foreign minister warned of an impending rise in Islamic radicalism, extremism, and terrorism in Europe.

“It is very serious,” PM Ulf Kristensen said, after 30 officers were found compromised through “strategically selected” sexual relationships, leading to at least four deaths in gang-ridden Sweden.

Prosecutors are looking into whether the anti-globalist party misused public funds.

The independence of the Federal Reserve is as essential as the independence of the U.S. Supreme Court.

A campaign group says the chatbot provides false information about people that cannot be corrected.

A Taliban-backed insurgency, combined with Islamabad’s deportation threats, could relocate many of an estimated three million Afghan refugees.

As Kyiv ups its efforts to make military-age Ukrainian men living abroad fight Russia, the number of applications is expected to climb.

The Home Office is in contact with just 38% of the migrants it hopes to send for processing in the African nation.

A German initiative would enshrine rule-of-law conditionality in all EU budget payments—while preventing sovereigntist governments from protecting states punished for non-compliance.

Spanish PM Sánchez will likely use a corruption investigation against his wife as an excuse to attack the judiciary’s independence.