Isaac Herzog’s office noted that any request for a pardon requires a formal application—although exceptions can be made under extraordinary circumstances.

The UN’s climate-change gabfest is shaping up to be as farcical as always.

The initiative would grant the EU unprecedented powers over media and digital platforms.

Police introduce new rules and heightened security as tens of thousands are expected in Cologne to celebrate Carnival.

When politicians exploit historical memory to score partisan points rather than preserve truth, they teach the public that the past is merely a tool for present manipulation.

Avon and Somerset Police said the accused include two Syrians, one Iranian and two British nationals, charged with multiple sexual offences against teenage girls.

Belgium’s Defence Ministry is encouraging young people to volunteer for a year of military service, offering training, benefits, and a chance to contribute to national security—amid an intensifying European war drive.

The Left argues that an AfD elected official will scare off tourists.

The Scandinavian kingdom, once seen as tourist-friendly, is becoming increasingly dangerous and difficult to live in due to rising gang violence.

An officer might have legally changed his gender in Germany to receive a higher salary.

Rumours: Wes Streeting will step up against the current PM, whose shambolic poll ratings suggest Labour’s days in office are numbered.

Dutch authorities stress that someone can be convicted without their identity being known.