The U.S. said the PA’s statehood campaign and legal actions against Israel helped derail Gaza peace talks and hardened Hamas’ stance on releasing hostages.

Interior minister blames the regions, while the center-right accuses the government of reacting too late to the disaster.

The property owner is losing faith in the Austrian legal system after decades of failing to evict his tenants.

Officials said a parliamentary amendment would have put young people at “real risk” of being in contact with sex offenders.

Alternative für Deutschland accused the centrist government of deliberately concealing the facts.

“Probably we Lithuanians know best what can happen when no one supports us or we have no friends,” stated the Lithuanian Chief of Defence.

France’s ban on disciplining toddlers equates time-outs to traumatic abuse. No wonder French youth are running riot.

Vienna’s data watchdog has ruled that Google must comply with EU privacy rules after a five-year legal battle sparked by privacy activists.

Foreign minister Hakan Fidan told lawmakers the restrictions target arms shipments and official flights linked to Israel.

A report reveals that in 2024, only 0.0082% of goods entering the Union were inspected.

France’s trade unions have set a September 18 walkout as the prime minister faces a confidence vote over his austerity plan.

North Rhine-Westphalia wants more transparency when dealing with migrant criminals.