The Tibetan Buddhist leader Tenzin Gyatso is expected to reveal on Wednesday if there will be another Dalai Lama after him.

The European Parliament recently approved a financial assistance package for Egypt worth €4 billion, despite the country’s ongoing persecution of the Christian population.

At the end of the day, what citizens want from their leaders is for them to defend their interests and their country.

It would be surprising if even half of the European NATO members could expand defense spending as much as the alliance requires.

They are the first country in Europe to combat this issue which is getting more concerning as AI is being developed at a rapid pace.

In individual votes, the current President is still on top, but in a presidential runoff, he is projected to lose to former army commander Valery Zaluzhnyi.

Citing improved security reasons within Ukraine, authorities argue people could return to a few regions without being in immediate danger.

The current system risks letting some criminals avoid serving their sentences altogether, as their convictions may lapse before a prison cell becomes available.

Tensions between Prime Minister Pashinyan and the Armenian Apostolic Church exploded as police tried to arrest an archbishop, accusing him of plotting a coup.

A corruption probe into falsified land leases and inflated subsidy claims has rocked Greece’s New Democracy government.

Ahead of possible levies starting next week, a leading drug trade association claims a trade war would only deepen its problems.

Despite the slogans, there’s no real will in government to secure Britain’s borders—just gestures to pacify a public they’ve long since stopped serving.