A woman was stabbed in the back in one of Italy’s biggest cities, with the culprit still unknown.

Around one in five students experience bullying in Austria, while teachers attempt to cope with rising behavioral problems and classroom disruptions.

Wadephul’s comments about asylum returns harm Syria and Germany alike.

A surprise resignation within Spain’s People’s Party stole the spotlight from major corruption trials that could have damaged Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

A campaign to have Pierre Gentillet dismissed for supporting Rassemblement National failed.

The president told CBS that other powers test “way underground” and vowed America will not be left behind.

The suspect, who arrived in Germany in 2023 under subsidiary protection, had shared Islamic State propaganda online.

Police face backlash for delaying the release of the suspect’s identity after the attack that left eleven injured, as Reform Party figures call for transparency and stronger law enforcement.

HVG’s “exposé” of the conservative think tank relies on innuendo, not evidence—revealing how ideological bias now replaces honest debate.

Educational experts note that prayer rooms in schools can create tensions among students and complicate school management.

The Commission once again tries to tax citizens directly without going through their member states in a fiscal experiment paving the way for the EU becoming a state.

The remains of the last Israeli hostages have been handed over, with families awaiting identification as the ceasefire continues.