The Labour government has descended to accusing victims of spreading “misinformation.”

Despite all proclamations of intent, being French cannot be invented or decreed.

The EP’s new changes to driving rules aim to make roads safer and support the Brussels-inspired target of halving road deaths by 2030.

The Vice President of the United States met with Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the challenges of disarming Hamas and rebuilding Gaza.

Moscow has confirmed that work on a proposed meeting continues, though details remain unclear.

A key Russian military facility was hit with Storm Shadow missiles, before Moscow launched a deadly aerial assault on Kyiv and the surrounding region.

By nationality, welfare provision in the Austrian capital is skewed wildly toward new arrivals.

The chancellor didn’t say too much about German “cityscapes”—he didn’t say enough. Yet his own party is losing its head, anyway.

Analysts expect that Trump and Putin will meet in Budapest only once all details are agreed upon.

If East Germans had not felt—and rightly so—that for too many years, all decisions were made by West Germans, less estrangement would likely have resulted.

Manfred Weber suggests not honoring the agreement with the Socialists and retaining the presidency of the Eurochamber next year.

An illegal immigrant allegedly sexually assaulted a young child, sparking widespread outrage and anti-immigrant protests in the Irish capital.