Farmers’ representatives await a letter from Prime Minister Lecornu outlining the government’s responses to agricultural issues
Marcin Romanowski, who was granted asylum in Hungary, is now free to travel within the European Union.
At his annual end-of-year press conference Friday, the Russian president laid out the Russian narrative on how the war in Ukraine might end.
Authorities say the incidents both involved smoke devices and a knife, prompting an emergency response across parts of the city.
Washington extends its pressure campaign on the Hague court, further straining relations with national governments which claim to support ICC independence.
Christians have become one minority among others, but with fewer rights than others.
Those rescued from a single migrant boat come from multiple locations—including Bangladesh, Egypt, Eritrea, Pakistan, Somalia, and Sudan.
Copenhagen accuses Moscow of destructive cyber operations as part of a broader hybrid campaign against Kyiv’s allies.
The central bank’s latest forecast cements Europe in a deadlock of stagnation, deterioration, and emerging economic despair.
The Russian president signalled Moscow will not compromise in peace talks, and insisted negotiations must come before any ceasefire.
Prime ministers, MEPs and prominent conservative politicians denounced the deal, saying it will not only burden European taxpayers but will also have no impact on ending the war.
Czechia, Hungary and Slovakia opted out of a mega loan to Kyiv that will impose yet another burden on European taxpayers.
