Israeli ministers say they will retaliate if new proposals by the Commission are taken up.

Cologne ruling emphasizes that voluntary return support and improved conditions in Syria justify rejecting asylum claims.

Von der Leyen admitted to a lack of “urgency” in acting on reforms.

Talks centre on a free trade agreement, but India’s close links to Moscow are blocking progress on closer cooperation with Brussels.

The Kingdom will purchase long-range precision weapons to bolster its defenses—amid growing Danish concern over Russia.

Aiming to avert reimposed UN sanctions, Tehran calls for a “positive approach and goodwill” from Europe’s ‘big three.’

One politician said the attack on an alleged ‘Zionist’ professor presents “early signs of terrorism.”

“Europeans were deliberately kept in the dark that the effectiveness and safety of the vaccines were not guaranteed,” Austrian Patriots MEP Gerald Hauser stated.

Prison guards took the former Brazilian president from his home into medical care, where he remains under house arrest.

According to the latest YouGov survey, support for the country’s traditional parties has remained roughly the same compared to last month.

Confidence in Poland’s military and NATO is high—but trust in Brussels falls to its lowest in years.

One migration expert said Starmer is more interested in “schmoozing the EU” than securing Britain’s borders.