Last year’s Eurovision contest showed that European leaders who bash Israel do not represent the silent majority.

This ruling isn’t just a legal win; it’s a cultural turning point. But the fight isn’t over.

The future flourishing and prosperity of all South Africans, whatever their ethnic background, will be inextricably connected to the presence of South Africans of European heritage.

A plea for basic democratic fairness has Berlin’s power brokers in meltdown.

SpaceX, Palantir and Anduril are believed to be likely to win the bid for the developing of the Trump-envisioned missile defense shield.

The move marks progress after years of pressure, but its limited scope and political fragility raise doubts about lasting impact.

The CDU may be revising its tactics as giving in to leftist demands resulted in a significant drop of the party’s popularity.

The huge drop in illegal crossings is the result of the “dramatically increased active patrols” of the U.S. borders, Customs and Border Protection said.

Europe can’t afford to ditch Russian LNG, but still refuses to tap its own resources.

Iranian and U.S. delegations will meet in Rome on Saturday for a second round of talks.

Federal resettlement programmes were supposed to end but the outgoing government seems keen to continue them.

Celebrations have followed the Supreme Court ruling that “woman” means biological sex—but did we need judges to tell us that in the first place?