Hungary and Slovakia report uninterrupted oil supplies despite the fifth attack on the crucial southern branch of the pipeline.

Police raided five cities—searching homes of three other suspects—as part of a coordinated anti-terror operation.

Budapest announced in a press conference that once the decision is formally published, Hungary will challenge it before the European Court of Justice.

Swedish officials have been told to stop financing groups that are “undermining democracy.”

With Rubio absent, his European colleagues aim to buy enough U.S. weaponry for Ukraine to keep fighting—despite peace negotiations.

A late-night traffic stop uncovered weapons, tactical gear, and a notebook detailing an alleged plan to assault the University of Delaware police station.

The Supreme Court’s decision has prompted changes to membership rules for two major British women’s organisations.

Potential spying and harassment of dissidents makes Beijing’s London base controversial.

Parents warn Brussels is pushing gender ideology into classrooms with a new questionnaire for pupils aged eight to seventeen.

A massive drone attack hit Ukraine just hours after Moscow rejected a proposed U.S. peace plan.

Lower officials fear their reputations will also be tarnished by accusations of fraud and corruption levelled at their seniors.

France will instruct China to “refrain from providing any means, by any means, to Russia to continue the war,” according to the French Presidency.