
No Survivors After Plane Crash in Russia’s Far East
A twin-propeller Antonov-24 with nearly 50 people aboard went down in forested terrain near Tynda while attempting to land.

A twin-propeller Antonov-24 with nearly 50 people aboard went down in forested terrain near Tynda while attempting to land.

NS has asked the justice ministry to approve a pilot scheme that would allow 75 security employees to carry batons, following a rise in violent incidents on trains.

After mass protests and EU criticism, Zelensky says he will propose a new law to guarantee the independence of Ukraine’s anti-corruption bodies.

The justice minister said there is a problem with ethnic groups who “lack our sensitivity toward women.”

A new law signed by President Duda will indefinitely protect 23 key companies, including energy, telecom, and media giants, from foreign acquisitions.

AfD’s Martin Hess says border failures and multicultural policies fuel crisis as states report sharp increases.

Jonathan Reynolds refuses to condemn Essex Police over their escort of pro-migrant activists to protests.

To abortion activists, the facts are not relevant—how those facts can be presented and used is what counts.

European farmers denounce the treaty as promoting unfair competition and threatening their survival.

Officials have uncovered a loophole which makes a mockery of stated efforts to crack down on illegal migration.
The Commission chief unlawfully delegated interview duties to her chief of staff for a top legal position.
Working Europeans face hundreds in extra annual costs, analysis finds.
The Digital Services Act is shielding European politicians from public criticism, the DoS stated on social media.
Spending on Germany’s armed forces is expected to reach 162 billion euros in 2029, more than triple Germany’s defence budget before the war in Ukraine.
The Council of State of the Netherlands cited the “systemic failure” of Belgian asylee reception.
When it comes to retaining its voters, the Left suddenly becomes a fierce defender of traditional French values.
Only officers policing the event will be in attendance, the assistant chief constable said.
With AfD and the CDU neck and neck in the polls once again, public dissatisfaction with Chancellor Merz surged to a record-high 64%.
While facing charges of attempted murder, Simeon T. is being defended by parliamentarians from the SPD, Greens, and Die Linke.
There has been a big uptick in power produced by gas since renewables played a large role in a half-day blackout.
Non-biological mothers in lesbian partnerships will now be entitled to paternity leave in Italy.
The latest UK ‘migrant hotel’ has already prompted a local backlash—albeit with illegal arrivals yet to move in.