
Sánchez Faces Political Turmoil as Wife and Brother Go to Trial
Corruption allegations involving Pedro Sánchez’s close family members add pressure on his government.

Corruption allegations involving Pedro Sánchez’s close family members add pressure on his government.

The center-right government just proposed a very good budget. Ten years too late.

The French president called on the U.S. to pressure Israel into halting the fighting and securing hostage releases from Gaza.

The aeroplane carrying Defence Minister Margarita Robles remained unaffected thanks to encrypted systems and military satellites.

Greens accuse government of backtracking; Merz says prosperity comes first

The criminal migrants are handed pre-loaded bank cards and advised to withdraw the cash on landing.

European diplomats scramble to push Tehran to address nuclear concerns before imposing “snapback” sanctions.

Jorge González-Gallarza explores the legacy of the intellectual godfather of Latin America’s new Right, Olavo de Carvalho. While his online popularity was dismissed by those who would refuse to engage with him, he reached millions more than were possible from within the ivory tower and he drew a blueprint of how new institutions can be built when the old can’t be reconquered.

Italy’s leader breaks with EU peers as more states back Palestinian recognition.

No injuries reported in a gang-related blast near a local university—yet concerns raised over public safety
NATO vows to protect allies after Moscow’s airspace breaches and drone disruptions in Europe.
Far-left intimidation grows in France, but authorities seem indifferent.
A Belgian Patriot MEP described the organisation as “a direct threat to our citizens and to democracy itself.”
Officials say new rules should be introduced forcing protest organisers to pay for damage.
“There is a political space to say to the EPP, ‘Let’s be serious; if you really want to have a stricter migration policy, stricter border controls, and a serious return policy, cooperate with us.’”
Oslo reports three airspace breaches by Russia this year.
Judge Christopher Williams described Kebatu’s remorse as focused on the impact rather than the crimes themselves.
An Iraqi man has been molesting women in Dresden and yet police repeatedly released him.
The European Parliament’s legal affairs committee has rejected Hungarian requests to lift the immunity of opposition leader Péter Magyar.
The 13–12 vote leaves the final say to the full Parliament in Strasbourg next month.
Marine One was departing the White House when the laser was directed at it, potentially endangering other helicopters in the area.
Several participants, including the flotilla’s coordinator, resigned over ideological conflicts and the presence of ‘LGBT’ activists.