Soldiers conscripted into the Wehrmacht were portrayed as “ours.”

President Trump warned of sweeping tariffs unless a peace deal is reached within 50 days.

£6 billion resettlement costs reveal a lack of government accountability—and blow a new ‘black hole’ in public finances.

Budapest demands action after József Sebestyén, an ethnic Hungarian, was allegedly beaten to death during forced conscription by Ukrainian recruiters.

CDU’s Karin Prien faces backlash after her ministry handed €11 million to a group tied to Antifa militants

Beijing’s airspace incursion and war games near Japan prompt Tokyo to brand China its greatest strategic threat.

It appears Belgium’s biggest corruption scandal might be even larger than previously thought.

Starting next January, men and some women over 19 will be summoned for physical and psychological assessments, with the goal of boosting national defence capacity.

The prospect of secretive deals bypassing democratic bodies has triggered discussions on parliamentary sovereignty.

But the agency will no doubt continue its pursuit against the Middle East’s only democracy.

Health problems, lost passport, family ties—these are the most frequent reasons cited by migrants.

With the AfD now leading in regional polls, Brandenburg has named a new security chief expected to revive the push to label the party extremist.