Norwegians went to the polls Monday in an election focused on tax policy and economic reform

French diplomatic sources confirmed Monday that ultra-distance cyclist Sofiane Sehili, 44, has been placed in pre-trial detention in Russia’s Far East

Seven sites hit in Bekaa Valley as Beirut pledges to disarm Iran-backed militants despite Hezbollah opposition.

For the first time, voices are rising to expose the real culprits behind the collapse of the French national education system.

Locals drape entire streets in St. George’s Cross after council orders removals, saying patriotism is being wrongly branded as “racism.”

Hagen, in western Germany’s Ruhr region, sees growing migrant communities and open drug use driving residents out of the city center

German courts faced more than 76,000 new appeals in the first six months of 2025.

The party’s packed Birmingham conference showed how it is growing fast in size, confidence, and ambition.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington was prepared to “increase pressure” on Russia, but Europe must also act.

Sánchez is simply trying to distract from deepening corruption scandals at home.

Kyiv says Moscow’s troops outnumber Ukrainian forces by up to six times in key areas, using “creeping” tactics to push forward.

The attackers, described as a group of three women and seven men of Afghan origin, fled the scene and have not yet been apprehended.