With U.S. support faltering, Ukraine’s president is courting Western backing at a major summit following a massive Russian strike.

A Pinneberg doctor is under criminal investigation after several suspicious deaths sparked exhumations and a wide-scale forensic probe.

Despite years of promotion, electric vehicles remain unaffordable for many Europeans, with charging stations and supply chains falling short.

Friedrich Merz confirmed that Brussels is engaged in intensive negotiations to avoid new U.S. tariffs on European steel, cars, and more.

France’s leading opposition party is under investigation over campaign financing—though no one has been charged after a year-long inquiry.

A 27-year-old was arrested in western Germany amid an investigation into funds allegedly raised to support an Islamist attack.

The Israeli leader told Trump that military pressure on Hamas is essential.

Instead of addressing migrant dumping or French police failures, Macron peddled vague rhetoric on Ukraine, Palestine, and youth schemes.

EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner and Italy’s Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi were among the official visitors turned around at the airport.

First official report reveals management at the highest level to be culpable, showing misplaced faith in faulty software despite warnings—backed up by continuous lies.

“This is not support for genuine civil society—it’s an attempt to institutionalize a political pressure network in Hungary,” government spokesman Zoltan Kovács said.

Facing pressure to meet NATO commitments, a group of EU countries will now be allowed to take on extra debt to fund military upgrades.