Zelensky said he would “speak in greater detail next week” about evidence gathered by intelligence agencies.

The well-established scammers target vacationers and pensioners on Italian roads.

Fifty years ago, the capital of Cambodia fell into the hands of the Khmer Rouge—a ‘liberation’ once hailed with enthusiasm by the French press, which still seems unfamiliar with the concept of repentance.

Authorities in the capital launched the largest narcotics operation in Turkey’s history.

CDU politician supported the decision, citing that “our capacities to integrate so many people into our society are exhausted.”

Police have not reported what the boy intended to do with the substances.

“We cannot afford to waste this historic opportunity. It is time to go on the offensive for the principles of democracy, sovereignty and free speech.”

At a joint press conference with his Moroccan counterpart, Spanish foreign minister José Manuel Albares emphasized the benefits of the partnership with the North African country.

Incoming chancellor Friedrich Merz is contemplating sending long-range missiles to Kyiv.

Unsurprisingly, the European Union has so far been sidelined by the U.S. in the peace process.

Ukraine prepares to finalize an agreement that could shape its economic future—and deepen American influence for decades to come.

The conservative think tank is constantly attacked by diversity-preaching radical leftist groups, irritated by the views that it formulates and promotes in the self-proclaimed capital of Europe.