Pressure mounts as the Brussels bloc leadership attempts to impose a December deadline on itself, all while its Commission chief fumbles with three prospective options.

Labour’s big asylum plan is already facing rebellions, legal hurdles and sceptics who say it’s all for show.

Moscow is expanding its footprint in Africa, deploying troops and equipment to support client governments.

Congress making available thousands of emails could shine a bipartisan spotlight on the disgraced paedophile’s political connections.

Voters overwhelmingly dismissed the president’s proposals—including reforming the constitution, cutting lawmaker numbers, and ending public funding for political parties.

Power cuts and injuries as fourth anniversary of Putin’s invasion nears.

Authorities investigate multiple sites along key rail routes, supported by military units.

Investigators suspect feuds between gangs with migrant backgrounds are behind the trend of increased violence.

A new report records more than 2,200 anti-Christian offenses across the continent in 2024, including arson, assaults, and terrorism-linked killings.

Labour’s reforms are remarkably sensible. But mass migration has already done untold damage to this country.

Kubilius urges Europe to integrate Ukraine’s capabilities as fresh mystery drone activity shuts down a Danish airport.

Thuringia’s Georg Maier admits leaders ignored early warning signs on antisemitism and misogyny—yet still offers only symbolic fixes.