Killing Hamas leaders in Qatar is a way to end the war, Benjamin Netanyahu said.

The party has surged particularly in the town of Ludwigshafen, where its mayoral candidate was recently barred from participating in the race.

“I’m ready to ‘go’ when you are,” the U.S. president told allies.

The EU Commission is quietly crafting pathways to ensure continued aid to Kyiv.

Protesters cite lost freedoms and fading identity as they gather near Downing Street.

More than 30,000 migrants have crossed the Channel to the UK this year.

Sovereigntist leaders denounced the EU’s centralizing drift and the threat of mass immigration.

The move reflects decades of fiscal mismanagement and government overspending, outgoing Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said.

The man wanted to “live in a country where people applaud him when he kills his daughter—not one where he goes to prison for it.”

With 142 votes in favor, the UN for the first time officially condemned Hamas, marking a historic step in international response to the October 7th attacks.

Across the continent, social democracy is shrinking: in the European Council, Social Democrats now hold only three of 27 seats, already outnumbered by the Right.

Around twenty attackers reportedly took part in the clash, highlighting an escalating pattern of street violence in Germany.