
Bosnia Strips Serb Leader Dodik of Office After Jail Sentence
Milorad Dodik, president of the Serb-majority Republika Srpska, has been removed from office after a court upheld his conviction for defying Bosnia’s international peace envoy.

Milorad Dodik, president of the Serb-majority Republika Srpska, has been removed from office after a court upheld his conviction for defying Bosnia’s international peace envoy.

“Poland is not the European Union,” President Nawrocki declared. “Poland is Poland, and it will stay that way.”

Public still strongly supports national control over policy, from borders to fisheries—rejecting EU-style decision-sharing.

Firefighters found bloodied bodies after a Russian attack on a holiday site in central Ukraine, authorities say.

Officials say they will go on strike unless the bloc severs more ties with the Middle East’s only democracy.

Act filmed by tourist sparks outrage; suspect has 21 prior offences and no fixed address

Iliescu’s death at 95 closes a chapter in Romania’s post-communist history—one marked by both NATO accession and brutal domestic crackdowns.

Putin rejects ceasefire terms as Trump threatens sweeping new sanctions and oil trade penalties.

National conservative president challenges EU line and calls for a Trump-led alliance.

Reports of anti-Jewish hate spiked after a rapper’s chant at the UK festival drew outrage and a police probe.
“We live in times when those who shout the loudest about ‘democracy and freedom’ are often those who most deeply resent the real manifestation of both—namely, true civil society.”