The EU’s new biometric border system goes live this October, ushering in a new era of surveillance, automation, and questions about privacy and freedom of movement.

Today’s attempts to ban AfD represent something unprecedented: a governing elite attempting to eliminate its primary opposition to preserve its own power.

The doubtful Ukrainian president also welcomed Trump’s abrupt change of direction, full of optimistic rhetoric in support of Kyiv’s war effort.

The defence commissioner would follow the Ukrainian example.

Speakers from across Europe argued Hungary’s tough border stance spared it from the chaos now gripping Western nations.

If the vote doesn’t go her way, Green youth leader Jette Nietzard hints at force over ballots.

The drone struck Eilat after Israeli air defences were unable to intercept it.

Legal challenges force continued Afghan transfers—despite security concerns.

Authorities say the teacher’s injuries are not life-threatening—while the young suspect remains in hospital, after stabbing himself.

The 40-year-old was detained for his alleged involvement in a cyberattack on Collins Aerospace that caused major flight delays.

WTO welcomes Beijing’s conciliatory approach to future trade negotiations.

A new ethics probe breathes life into long-standing questions about von der Leyen’s grip on power—and what she’s hiding.