The Ukrainian government has officially confirmed that the Cabinet of Ministers building in Kyiv was damaged in a Russian attack early on Sunday morning.

Former Social Democrat Jamal El-Haj, now leader of a new imam-supported party, says his former party colleagues have moved too far Right in their rhetoric.

The rally called for tougher sanctions and the blacklisting of the Revolutionary Guards.

The Catholic teenager was known for using the internet to share his faith.

Arrests ensued as police attempted to clear the occupied university faculty, against a backdrop of growing resistance to the ruling party.

Foreign minister Szijjártó said Budapest welcomes strengthening relations between Beijing and Washington.

Europe could once again become attractive by presenting itself as a civilization capable of uniting prosperity and dignity.

The White House is set to act in response to Brussels fining Google.

A monk from Poland has been detained and accused of espionage—prompting diplomatic charges of provocation from Warsaw.

The authorities are frightened. They are terrified of speaking too honestly, for fear of aggravating their imported Muslim populations.

In the 5% of cases where a rising sea level was observed, researchers said “local, non-climatic phenomena” are a plausible cause.

After destructive tremors women are left without help—not least thanks to a legal ban on men touching women.