The populist leader’s demands to toughen asylum laws fell on deaf ears.

Andriy Yermak, head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office, is travelling to the U.S., an unnamed source revealed.

Mohammed Sabry Soliman said he had no regrets, and “would go back and do it again.”

The U.S. president’s announcement comes after the most recent ceasefire negotiations made no substantial progress.

The Polish PM says he wants a vote “soon” but his announcement seems to be nothing more than a publicity stunt.

“The WHO is about as interested in public health as the arms industry is in world peace: not at all.”

Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer (CDU) said Enlightenment values are threatened by nationalists, especially in the U.S.

Brussels have warned their counterparts that they are ready to employ tariffs of their own.

Several minors were arrested over a string of attempted and successful abductions targeting prominent figures in the cryptocurrency world.

Weekend vandalism of Jewish sites in Paris is “a direct result” of incitement against Jews in France, the Israeli PM said.

The overwhelmed and poorly trained staff leave the field open to recruiters of all kinds, such as preachers close to the Muslim Brotherhood.

‘Operation Spider Web’ was meant to push Moscow toward being more open to a quick resolution, but might have had the opposite effect.