More than two years on, the human rights group has acknowledged the atrocities perpetrated in 2023’s Hamas-led pogrom.

One former MEP described the bloc as starting to look like North Korea.

A recent incident adds to Ankara’s growing concern that fighting linked to the war in Ukraine could spill further into the Black Sea region.

The new body will review tens of thousands of claims, but how—or whether—compensation will be paid remains the unresolved question.

Authorities report a sharp rise in violent incidents among Russian children, raising concerns over safety—and demand for preventive measures.

Authorities have offered a $50,000 reward and urge the public to provide any tips or evidence as the search intensifies following the deadly campus shooting.

Passengers flying to or through Italy, Spain, and the UK face delays and cancellations—as walkouts intensify during the peak festive travel period.

For the first time, the cocaine market’s size has surpassed that of cannabis.

The AfD says it is not good enough to only deport individuals after—or, thankfully in this case, just before—they carry out an attack.

The ruling overturning Mohamed Shahin’s detention has sparked a backlash from the Italian Right, which has accused judges of undermining public security.

AfD group leader calls the exclusion from an organ of parliamentary oversight a breach of democratic rights, as his party continues to gain momentum nationwide.

While Spaniards count down the collapse of Sánchez’s unpopular, corruption-ridden government, a magazine has crowned him Person of the Year 2025.