
Tehran Pressed on Nuclear Transparency While Total Executions Reach Historic High
Capital-punishment hungry Iran and European negotiators blame each other for the failure of diplomatic efforts to agree on Tehran’s nuclear program.

Capital-punishment hungry Iran and European negotiators blame each other for the failure of diplomatic efforts to agree on Tehran’s nuclear program.

By displaying the flag on Rosh Hashanah, Socialist mayors sent a chilling message to France’s Jewish citizens.

The Baltic state’s defence minister has warned against “current threats.”

Polling data reveals collapsing confidence in the grand coalition just months after it took power.

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.
It remains unclear why so many Vietnamese are showing such unexpected interest in the liberal politician’s content.
A masked shooter killed one and injured two at a New Hampshire country club on Saturday.
Mounting anger over EU budget reforms and trade agreements is set to result in unprecedented pressure on Europe’s countryside.
The gathering’s central message was clear: less Brussels and more Italy.
The tribute in Glendale turned the death of the young leader into a symbol of political and spiritual revival for millions of Americans.
Estonia has convened an emergency UN Security Council meeting, as tensions rise over repeated Russian airspace violations.
Kyiv plans expanded welfare support for returning Ukrainians, as Warsaw tightens residency rules.
The terrorist organization that perpetrated the October 7 pogrom welcomed the decision by Britain, Canada, and Australia, saying it will lead to a sovereign Palestinian state “with Jerusalem as its capital.”
Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau warned that public buildings should remain neutral, stressing that only the French tricolor represents national values.
Commissioner Kos has signed a new economic agreement with Baku while promoting female entrepreneurship.
Thousands of young activists attended the meeting in Pontida, where right-wing leaders from multiple countries pledged to defend borders and restore security.
The president led a memorial for Kirk, with thousands in attendance at a packed Arizona stadium.