
Poland Sends in the Troops to Guard Rail and Road Infrastructure
The Polish military will protect key railways and roads after recent sabotage linked to Russian-backed attackers.

The Polish military will protect key railways and roads after recent sabotage linked to Russian-backed attackers.

King Felipe VI praised his father’s role in the restoration of Spanish democracy in the late 1970s

Zelensky is reviewing a Washington–Moscow blueprint that includes ceding Donetsk territory and limiting Ukraine’s armed forces.

Security experts caution that Labour’s proposed Digital ID system could create a major target for hackers and foreign powers.

“There are millions of people interested in ‘right-wing culture,’ but they have nothing to do with conservatism.”

The second school abduction this week highlights growing insecurity and ongoing threats to children and churches across Nigeria.

The case has sharpened tensions between the government and the courts.

A restructuring of U.S. federal agencies ordered by President Trump has left a pro-Brussels Cold War relic out in the cold.

Europe’s leaders have ignored mounting economic stagnation for decades, thereby dooming an entire generation to a life in industrial poverty.

The senior officer notes France’s moral unpreparedness, but the French blame Macron’s irresponsibility.
This dangerous nonsense plays into the hands of inept politicians incapable of solving the country’s pressing problems.
The political stalemate in Pristina has already jeopardised more than €200 million in World Bank and EU funding as lawmakers remain deadlocked.
Terrorist group accused of repeatedly breaching its ceasefire with the Jewish State.
Leaders in Eruku say the assault is part of a wave of repeated attacks on residents, who report living in fear.
In the name of objectivity and pluralism, religious education must introduce the beliefs of Islam and other religions as well, the Court says.
A man who identifies as a woman has accused a Swedish women-only gym of discrimination after being barred from joining.
Experts warn Europe is being outpaced by cartels as drugs, migration and organised crime converge.
German parties say they have sent “a clear signal for democracy,” when they have actually done the opposite.
French socialists, present in all the major state bodies, end up forgetting their duty of discretion.
A €1,000 offer to drop asylum bids has barely worked, leaving nearly 2,000 people still waiting to be flown in from Pakistan.
Washington and Moscow have been in quiet negotiations on a new agreement, sparking fresh anger in Brussels.
MEPs are outraged that the EP is allowing the sale of so-called “Italian-style” products at its main headquarters.