The defence talks followed an earlier summit between presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump in South Korea.

Existing national laws are sufficient and the convention “does not protect women; it protects ideology,” MP Svetlana Čulkova said.

The Hungarian PM compared the current situation in Europe to the lead-up to WWI.

The Danish presidency backtracks and drops the obligation to spy on private communications, but leaves the door open to a future EU-wide mandate.

For too long, conservatives have fought in the language of values while surrendering the machinery of policy.

For the first time the Green Party has surpassed the Labour Party in a survey of British voters.

Official trip sees Berlin announce aid for Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan.

The King’s move—forcing the disgraced royal to leave his longtime residence—follows renewed outrage over Andrew’s ties to Epstein and new claims in an alleged victim’s memoir.

The European Commission, acting in the name of the WHO, is pushing a ban that goes far beyond public health—it is another step toward centralisation of power and common taxation.

From threats of violent crime to property damage, authorities report a rising tide of Islamist offences—with younger suspects representing a significant portion of perpetrators.

After being deported from Germany twice, an Iraqi man returned and sexually harassed multiple women and children.

Police recover €12 million from a gold laboratory raid, arresting six suspects who used explosives and military-grade weapons.