The European Commission unveiled plans to increase support for overseas territories, with Greenland set to receive over €500 million under the next long-term budget.
At least 15 killed and 18 injured when a packed tram derails near one of the capital’s busiest streets.
Trump stressed that Washington and Warsaw share “a very special relationship.”
In Poland, the run-up to the visit was marked by open conflict between the foreign ministry and the president’s team over preparations.
Reluctant to hold new elections, Macron could hand power back to the Left.
The Russian president said his troops were “advancing on all fronts.”
According to the Israeli PM, Bart de Wever is seeking “to appease Islamic terrorism by sacrificing Israel.”
Unions warn that the agreement will push EU farmers out of the market.
The SPD says it is “fundamentally wrong” to record multiple nationalities in police figures.
The Mitsotakis government is determined to stem the flow of migrants arriving primarily from North Africa.
Sending five armed police officers to arrest a comedian over three tweets is a new low, even for the censorious UK.
Party officials say they will investigate these cases “with the necessary sensitivity and care.”
