Ukraine will work with nine other European companies to build the high-tech drone fleet.

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson called the shooting “an extremely violent act.”

Kallas’ trip to Baku made even some Brussels loyalists uncomfortable.

Newly released ruling reveals why a journalist was sentenced for sharing a meme.

The international court “lost its impartiality,” Hungary argued, while Brussels warned that ‘disloyalty’ to common external security policies violates EU law.

Brussels says it will learn from this week’s power outages, but is convincing no one if it sticks with fanatical net zero targets.

Featuring rainbow-themed services and identity-focused workshops, the EKD’s conference sounds like a bad parody.

Cardinals who choose to share their expectations speak of the need for a pope who will bring steadfastness to a church in turmoil.

Despite a common sense core, left-wingers are equivocal on the question of women-only spaces.

The intruder has been arrested and charged, among others, with preparing a terrorist attack.

The national competition regulator will monitor whether men and women are given equal speaking time on news shows.

Friedrich Merz is poised to be elected as chancellor next week.