The respondents cited bureaucratic barriers, high taxes, and disillusionment with Germany’s political climate as key reasons for their doubts about staying.

A case of “provocative testing of the readiness of NATO countries’ systems,” Polish military said.

Police officer at the scene defended not intervening with the words “She’s not like the king, you know? She’s a normal human.”

Bosnia and Herzegovina are to work with the EU on border control—although be prepared to manage expectations.

U.S. President Donald Trump urged the Iranians to stay at the negotiating table.

The rising prices of cigarettes already helped the spread of other tobacco products, so critics say taxation is not the way to fight tobacco use.

“We must be prepared in case the situation in the Middle East escalates further and poses a direct threat,” Interior Minister Dobrindt said.

The caretaker government says yes to NATO’s ambitious new target, citing threats from Russia and doubts over U.S. commitment under Trump.

Victims as young as 13 were abused for years in Rochdale while police failed to act.

The fear of a French farmers’ uprising looms over the final countdown before the free trade agreement with Latin American countries is ratified.

While the UK government’s own data shows over 80% of Channel migrants are men, a Labour minister insisted otherwise in what critics call political gaslighting.

Among the accused is the ex-partner of jailed activist Lina E.; victims in Budapest and eastern Germany were allegedly targeted as neo-Nazis.