A plan to link Azerbaijan with its isolated region of Nakhchivan through Armenia is suddenly gaining support from Moscow and Tehran.

Joyce Rohrmoser’s film on Jewish life was cancelled before its premiere, officially due to “scheduling issues.”

Three people were randomly assaulted by an African man at the Westbahnhof train station of the Austrian capital.

The U.S. president says peace is possible but insists Crimea is gone and NATO membership is off the table.

Controversy grows over councils removing British flags but allowing Palestinian banners, exposing ‘two-tier’ rules.

Despite his 30-year jail sentence in June for multiple child sex offences, a trans rights paedophile still serves as a public face for a local Pride festival.

The rhetoric of the rule of law “has become a euphemism for ideological warfare against conservative governments that challenge the globalist Project,” exiled Polish PiS politician Marcin Romanowski said.

Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen will host the Ukrainian president in Brussels and travel with him to Washington.

The relocation is in preparation for an effort to “defeat Hamas” and “bring back the hostages,” Israeli Minister of Defence Israel Katz said.

Germany is confronting its colonial past with symbolic gestures and development aid for Namibia—while firmly rejecting financial reparations as legally baseless.

Swedish MP behind push for mixing low-income immigrant housing with majority-Swedish villa developments herself resides in Denmark.

Mounting anger over austerity measures is fueling calls for mass mobilization and a fresh no-confidence vote.