A house search in Antwerp found what looked an explosive device, a bag of steel balls, and indications that the group planned on using a drone to deliver the bomb.
Providing money, weapons, or advice to the group could mean up to 20 years in prison for aiding terrorism.
Amid ongoing pressure on its border from Belarus, Poland already continues to host large numbers of Ukrainian refugees, the president said.
After months of denials, the President of Russia has acknowledged that in December 2024 Russian air defences shot down an AZAL passenger plane.
Meanwhile a Trump press conference shows growing White House confidence about ending tensions.
President Erdoğan says his forces will take part in efforts to monitor the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreed by Israel and Hamas, adding that Turkey will also contribute to reconstruction efforts.
Brussels wants to allow children to change gender at any age—and punish any state that disagrees.
Pressure is growing on Brussels to rethink its increasingly out-of-touch policies.
Signatories of the open letter warn that the EU’s landmark law hands unprecedented power to the Commission and private actors to control online speech.
The Hungarian novelist was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for “for his compelling and visionary oeuvre that, in the midst of apocalyptic terror, reaffirms the power of art.”
Trump has ordered a crackdown on “domestic terrorists” driven by anti–American, anti–capitalist, and anti–Christian principles.
Germany scraps Bürgergeld and its three-year citizenship rule, yet Merz’s “turning point” barely alters the system he vowed to overhaul.
