Hungary’s PM will pay his first personal visit to the Apostolic Palace since the new pontiff was appointed.
Three people have been arrested in connection with alleged graft and gang-related human smuggling at the KVR München.
The perpetrators face prison sentences ranging from eight to 12 years for participating in a crime commissioned from Moscow and targeting Ukrainian aid shipments.
Former government leader Irakli Garibashvili now faces up to 12 years in a Georgian prison.
Weather balloons keep drifting into the Baltic state’s airspace, with a third known incident prompting the closure of its two largest airports.
Minority status only appears to be a problem when non-whites are afflicted by it.
Israel opposes Turkish participation, despite Ankara being one of the formal guarantors of the Trump-brokered ceasefire.
The Croatian parliament voted to reinstate compulsory military service—amid the growing global tensions prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“Without a culture of risk, productivity does not grow, and wages stop improving. Innovation is the true engine of progress, not subsidy.”
Moscow’s drone and missile attacks hit targets in several Ukrainian regions overnight, killing at least four residents and injuring more than a dozen others.
The first time as tragedy, second time as farce—anger “off the charts” as Britain’s broken borders undermine public safety.
Two centuries after his birth, Strauss still enchants audiences with melodies so rich they’ve become part of Vienna’s very soul—yet his genius, born of the Danube, speaks to the universal.
