A previously unknown guerrilla group has claimed responsibility for the bombing of Hellenic Trains offices last week. The statement of

The amended constitution of Hungary enables the Orbán government to ban Pride marches.

Jewish cultural hub JW3 artists say the UK arts scene is in denial about the October 7th pogrom.

The man was deemed “impressionable” and lacking “introspective skills” by the Belgian court.

Eight planned solar projects could lead to the removal of nearly 100,000 olive trees.

The signal jamming, believed to originate in Russia, has been a problem for a year and a half.

Sweden is dumping money in a poor attempt to compensate for failing environmental policies.

National Rally VP Sébastien Chenu says the public shouldn’t bear the cuts unless the government also trims its own spending.

Brussels is talking about a ceasefire while hindering negotiations with a new set of “fanatic pro-war initiatives.”

Algiers expels diplomats after France arrests suspected Algerian agents in kidnapping plot.

According to experts, the German tanks were designed by engineers who had never seen war, and thus tended to overcomplicate the system.

With foreign labour from neighbouring countries drying up, Croatia has issued the highest number of stay and work permits to Nepali citizens in the first three months of 2025.