The discontented in France are pursuing irreconcilable goals.

The loan may grow to almost double its original size and it will not be cheap for Europe.

North Rhine-Westphalia’s local elections could deliver a major boost to the right-wing AfD as voters turn on Merz’s government

The EU Commission’s new budget framework will only finance projects aligned with what it has decided are “EU priorities.”

The ‘silent majority’ is finally finding its flag and its voice.

The EBU’s upcoming musical competition in Vienna is bringing out the Israelphobia of European broadcasters—although not the public vote.

Regulatory red tape obstructed a new Apple feature, so the tech giant blocked it instead.

Trump’s outreach to Minsk is part of a broader strategy of engagement with leaders across the geopolitical spectrum.

Following the apparent political assassination, Utah Governor Spencer Cox said his state would pursue the death penalty.

Speaking to 200 newly appointed bishops, Pope Leo XIV urged transparency on abuse allegations, signaling a break from Pope Francis’s controversial record.

Shouting “Allahu akbar,” a hotel staffer assaulted guests with a kitchen knife.

First, people were forced to abandon cash payments; now they are charged extra for their purchases.