Ahead of a parliamentary vote of confidence, François Bayrou Bayrou on Wednesday warned that early polls would not help restore stability in his country.

The former deputy prime minister returns to top-level frontline politics in pursuit of a ‘long-term guarantee’ of Ukraine’s security.

The bogus assault charges collapsed in court, leaving the UK’s Crown Prosecution Service embarrassed.

Nearly three-quarters of French teachers surveyed said they would not recommend their career to others.

Budapest says the Druzhba pipeline strike violates its sovereignty and will not go without consequences.

Russia rained down missiles on Ukrainian cities despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s push for a ceasefire and even as it talks up the importance of ending the war.

The pipeline bombings were intended to pressure Budapest over stalled EU talks. Now Kyiv downplays the risk—while attacking a country supplying nearly half of its imported electricity.

The U.S. trip will follow other talks in Switzerland Thursday.

In the absence of an EU-wide policy, member states are working out ways to make global tech giants pay their fair share—a move with the potential to backfire.

The findings confirm what liberals in Europe have been denying for a decade.

Convictions for online hate speech are at a record high in a country that imprisons mothers for tweets and veterans for memes.

Officers secured Annunciation Catholic School on Wednesday after a gunman opened fire.