Mogherini’s departure follows her detention and questioning in connection with suspected corruption.

A court ruling has sharply limited police access to refugee accommodation, triggering warnings that deportations will become even harder to enforce

President Nicușor Dan’s speech was not scandalous, not provocative, not offensive. It was something far worse: forgettable.

The Czech president has decided to appoint Andrej Babiš as prime minister on December 9th.

The controversy over Israel is turning the song contest into a new cultural and diplomatic battleground of the continent.

The party says only the Constitutional Court can now clarify the disputed result.

Although Trump said Putin “wants to end the war,” after peace talks Russia’s president said that he rejected the current compromise.

“When you tell them the route is dangerous, most respond: Where we are, we are already dead,” said Elhadj Mohamed Diallo, director of the Guinean Organization for the Fight Against Irregular Migration.

The leftist media has no problem providing airtime for a fringe shock merchant—as long as he shares their disdain for their political opponents.

While the British government cites technicalities, voters suspect a plan to deny democracy and avoid a Reform UK landslide.

Orbán argues that the EU’s political elite is using the war in Ukraine as a pretext to accelerate a federalist project that restricts national sovereignty.

Emanuel Brünisholz is now in jail for “publicly belittling” LGBT people by stating only male and female skeletons exist.