Tomio Okamura won a majority of votes in parliament, taking the country’s No. 3 post after joining a coalition with Babiš’ ANO.

A routine registration visit ended with four students detained at a draft centre, prompting rights concerns and appeals to Kyiv.

Two Syrians lost appeals to avoid removal, as judges say Damascus and Latakia are not dangerous enough to justify protection.

A record-long U.S. government shutdown is disrupting air travel, with major airports facing reduced capacity.

Ukraine’s growing campaign of cross-border strikes is hitting Russia’s industry and driving up fuel prices.

When a cheap platform meets a fallen Parisian temple of taste, the result is a morality tale fit for our age of commerce without conscience.

Bart De Wever is demanding €10 billion in savings by 2030

Seventeen South African men, aged between 20 and 39, have asked the government for help to return home from war-torn Donbas.

For the progressive West, suffering acquires meaning only when it can be traced to guilt. Without that connection, empathy falters.

The EU is betting on fast trains and clean fuels to drive down carbon emissions across the continent.

The ‘My Voice, My Choice’ initiative aims to make access to abortion easier across the Union.

While top current and former EU officials are being investigated for suspected corruption, the EP is busy going after the Hungarian government.