UPDATE: Donald Tusk vowed to bring to justice those responsible for this weekend’s explosion on the railway line leading to the Ukrainian border—“regardless of who their supporters are.”
Ex-PM Hasina was tried in absentia, reflecting the interim government’s efforts to address the violent crackdown she initiated while in office.
The Slovak PM held talks with his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orbán about joining Patriots for Europe—but will not be pursuing membership, at least for now.
After the major UK broadcaster apologised to the White House, its Chair asserted that a controversial video edit did not damage the U.S. President’s reputation.
The German chancellor claimed Europe must gain more political and economic autonomy.
While favourable to France, the contract fails to advance the cause of peace.
Younger CDU/CSU MPs are rejecting the SPD’s 48% pension level, the SPD won’t renegotiate, and the coalition is now paralysed.
A growing clash in Prague has sparked outrage after the head of state questioned whether the voters’ choice should be allowed to take office.
Berlin shifts its policy on military deliveries to the Jewish State, citing improved conditions in Gaza.
So few parents want their children in the ‘health education’ class that the government is now considering making it compulsory.
On the eve of elections, several Danish political organization’s websites faced hacker interference.
The segment denounced Christians sharing their faith online while ignoring radical Islamist creators.
