Roland Kather urges Western leaders to pursue diplomacy as Russia masses forces near Pokrovsk.
Athens has announced a €1.6 billion tax reform prioritizing Greek families over mass immigration.
Zelensky is apparently fearful about officials being able to say things “contrary to the government’s line.”
Israel has warned that recognizing a Palestinian state will fuel instability, as more countries signal their support for the proposal ahead of the UN General Assembly.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a video statement on Monday evening stating what was going to happpen was “just a prelude.”
A new report calls out the domestic energy industry for its short-term thinking.
Officials point to widespread damage and restate their call for U.S. sanctions against Moscow.
By refusing to dissolve the Assembly, Macron apparently doesn’t want to put an end to the French political crisis he himself created.
Most voters want the Commission president to resign after she failed to put European interests first.
As the notion of “memory culture” fades, Jewish voices in Germany express unease about the future of solidarity.
Secretly recorded conversations reveal France Inter reporters plotting against right-wing candidates while drawing paychecks from taxpayers.
‘Selfie yacht’ supporters allege one of their so-called aid boats was hit by a drone off Tunisia—from where the local authorities deny any such attack took place.
