Pope Leo reportedly plans to grant generous, renewable permissions, softening the hard line taken under Traditionis custodes.

A wave of missiles and drones struck Kyiv, Kherson, and other regions, despite Ukraine downing the majority of incoming weapons.

His remarks come as senior CDU/CSU figures clash over returns to Syria

Three people died when a bus suddenly shot into a crowd, and investigators now say there’s no sign it was intentional.

As with the debate on gun control, the problem doesn’t disappear: those who want to commit crimes will continue doing so—only now, everyone else will be watched.

As two border crossings with Belarus reopen, Poland is introducing new fences and surveillance systems to curb illegal crossings and boost security.

A key UN vote on President Trump’s Gaza peace plan is set for Monday, with the U.S. and Russia promoting rival resolutions.

“The next Chilean government must put an end to all agreements with the UN in order to fully regain sovereignty.”

Tariffs drop to 15% as both sides push to finalise a pact next year.

The U.S. president claims the broadcaster “defrauded the public” and says its apology won’t stop him taking legal action.

Viktor Orbán has positioned himself not as a reactionary but as a conservator—dedicated to preserving what is valuable against forces of destruction.