Plans for standalone same-sex blessing ceremonies have been frozen amid fears of a wider rift between the Church’s progressive leadership and its conservative base.

Two Israeli jurists are urging Europe to confront the full scale of Hamas’ October 7 crimes, warning that silence and denial risk paving the way for future atrocities.

Slammed for moving to the Middle East for the money, Jonjo Shelvey rejects these accusations because “the United Kingdom is no longer what it was 10–15 years ago.”

The survey shows the right-wing party pulling far ahead of the CDU, leaving no stable coalition possible without it.

Pope Leo XIV: “How can we explain the inequalities that allow a few to have everything and many to have nothing?”

Two no-confidence votes failed, but the uneasy alliance keeping Emmanuel Macron in power has left the country in limbo.

Ukraine’s President Zelensky will meet U.S. president Trump to discuss possible deliveries of weaponry, including Patriot air defense systems, amid rising tensions with Russia.

Attacks on workers on Belgian trains are increasing, prompting them to urge tighter security and stronger support.

An Afghan man will stand trial on Thursday, October 16th in Germany over a knife attack that killed a two-year-old

Children from migrant backgrounds continue to perform below their peers.

Energy policy will remain consumer-focused and protecting the interests of end-users will come first, says India.

The U.S. president accused Nicolás Maduro of leading a “narco-terrorist” regime.