Despite the EU’s economic challenges, Chancellor Merz wants to use frozen Russian assets to fund an interest-free loan to the Ukrainian war effort.

The Ukrainian president said he is ready to resign once a lasting ceasefire is reached.

The Palestinian Authority chief condemned the October 7 Hamas-led terror attack, trying to distance it from the Palestinian people.

Sixteen days without a government, zero progress, and not even a budget draft in sight—France drifts while Matignon spins.

White House initiative comes as Netanyahu insists that recognition of a Palestinian state by several Western nations “does not obligate Israel in any way.”

The “one-in, one-out” scheme was meant to curb Channel crossings—but new figures show arrivals are soaring.

The rare diplomatic move highlights growing strains between Georgia and EU partners.

‘Nationaal Protest’ against mass immigration will be held in the Dutch capital on October 12.

Bratislava says rapid reductions in Russian gas could cost the country billions and disrupt national energy security.

The alleged victim was forced to hand over personal items, and was held captive until daylight, prompting urgent police action in the Dutch capital.

Adrien Guihal and 46 other French nationals transferred to Iraq from Syria are under investigation for crimes linked to the Islamic State.

After farmers were caught faking subsidy claims worth millions of euros, EPPO will investigate the huge corruption scandal that is rocking Greece.