“We have had cases where people have committed suicide after an inspection,” author says.

He emphasized that any agreement would require both sides to cede territory, including possible recognition of Russian control over Crimea.

The goal is not only to prevent Marine Le Pen from being a candidate, it’s to kill the party outright.

U.S. tech giants are in the crosshairs of a Europe that regulates what it cannot compete with.

The desecration of memorial stones for victims of the Shoah by people concerned about Gaza “trivialise” and “deny” history.

Péter Erdő is viewed by many as a scholarly compromise candidate who could bring calm after the quasi-revolutionary leadership of Francis.

The Vilnius mayor said, “We do not want to cause panic.”

Skipping a meeting with Trump would signal weakness, but von der Leyen risks losing face if she talks to the U.S. president and gets nothing.

The Sweden Democrats are launching a formal challenge amid rising coastal pollution linked to new packaging rules.

The UK Home Office argued the adult son in question is in fact estranged from his father, who—for now—is hiding behind human rights law.

The UK PM railed against “those who would divide us” at his Downing Street reception.

A third man, the shooter, is still on the run.