Hungarian FM Péter Szijjártó said hawkish countries’ “crazy” plans will only escalate the war.

PM Tusk will have a hard time defending his earlier claim that the migrant relocation scheme will not apply to Poland after the French prime minister contradicted him in a TV debate.

World Health Organization chief Tedros Ghebreyesus said the outcome did not mean failure and that he would still “try everything” to “make this happen.”

“We should not let an opportunity like this pass us by,” the French national conservative leader said.

“It is a mystery why so many members of these NGOs, who are Europeans, hate European civilisation so much.”

After 14 years in power, Britain’s ruling Conservative Party is turning to cliched rhetoric in what is likely its final weeks in office.

Rassemblement National leader wants to face off after the European elections and for the president to step down if he loses the debate.

Europe’s farmers to make final appeal for survival of their industry before EU elections.

Once again, Crimea is the focal point of a global power struggle, yet the Crimean War (1853-1856) is rarely remembered.