The right-wing party slammed the proceedings as “political.”

Accused of raping a teenager, the Algerian was found to be under an order to leave French territory at the time.

Despite UN sanctions, North Korea keeps developing its nuclear weapons, producing enough material for 15 to 20 bombs annually.

“When I personally faced disciplinary procedures while simply teaching philology, I realized this was no longer scholarship, but an attempt to silence.”

The decision could open the door to more deportations across the EU.

Trump’s push for Gaza peace plan—and several countries recognizing Palestinian statehood—pose fresh challenges to the Israeli PM.

The latest tariffs—targeting pharmaceuticals, trucks, and home goods—are aimed at strengthening U.S. manufacturing and safeguarding national security.

PM Mette Frederiksen accused Russia of engaging in “hybrid attacks.”

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.