The shake-up follows a corruption scandal at the heart of the presidential office and comes as Washington pushes a plan to end the conflict.

Italian exporters could now face much lower import duties, easing fears of a major blow to the $770m-a-year U.S. pasta market.

The Commission’s carbon border tax will likely increase the EU’s external economic vulnerability.

The party argues the Syrian war has ended and says protection status should be withdrawn as early as next year.

New round of meetings scheduled, with the minimum goal of obtaining security guarantees for Ukraine.

In most cases, immigrant neighborhoods were the hotspots of vandalism and violence.

Plans under the next EU budget would dramatically expand funding for NGOs and campaigns aligned with the Commission’s agenda as resistance to Brussels grows across Europe.

Federal officers will remain to ensure the security of the quarter until military personnel can be deployed, the mayor of Antwerp confirmed.

A rare family appearance comes ahead of a key ruling party congress, as analysts say Pyongyang is carefully shaping the image of a future fourth-generation leader.

After years of state expansion, weakened public order, and institutional fragmentation, the new government aims to restore authority and sovereignty while promoting moral conservatism and protecting private property.

Zohran Mamdani becomes the first Muslim mayor of New York City, marking a historic moment for the U.S. metropolis.

Fuad Awale, a convicted killer, successfully challenged his segregation in a high-security prison, arguing that his confinement caused “severe depression.”