Police will soon be allowed to pose as minors online to trap abusers, part of a wider SD crime crackdown.

A historical analogy was drawn between the Nazi leader and the president of the Rassemblement National on a mainstream television programme.

The decree issued by Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko on October 31st escalates tensions that began after Poland and Lithuania tightened border controls in September.

Four years after the pipeline attack, families face record bills and industries struggle as Berlin’s green energy policies drive prices higher.

A leaked 19-page memo shows how Panorama combined footage from different parts of Trump’s January 6th speech, misconstruing his remarks.

Party leaders will come together later on Tuesday to approve or reject Jetten’s appointment.

Czechia and Sweden say the EU’s Green Deal is too costly, as Brussels urges ministers to stick to a 90% emissions-cut target.

The Merz government prepares for the fourth transport of Afghan families under resettlement commitments, with 1,900 Afghans still waiting in Pakistan.

Authorities gain real-time oversight of attendance; repeated refusal to work also triggers sanctions.

Masked far-left activists from France and Italy clashed with police and vandalized buildings in the Belgian capital.

280 asylum seekers were tested on Monday.

The chancellor’s call to send migrants back sharply contrasts with his foreign minister’s claims that Syria remains unfit for their return.