Socialist Seguro and populist Ventura have advanced to the second round in the Portuguese presidential race.

Dozens died when a Spanish high-speed train derailed and was hit by an oncoming train.

In the tumultuous flood of digital information, it is reassuring to know that the venerable newspaper still plays its role as a reference point.

Authorities investigate after knife violence aimed at Iranian anti-regime protesters in Hamburg leaves several injured.

The Italian PM has spoken out against the threat of U.S. tariffs, calling it a “mistake” and saying she had personally warned the U.S. president that the measure could seriously damage transatlantic relations.

Damascus accused of violating previous agreements as its forces advance into Kurdish-controlled areas.

A cabinet minister has sparked a row after telling a television interviewer that Nigel Farage’s populist party has worrying, even ‘fascist-like’ traits.

The younger Kadyrov may have been involved in a car accident, sparking speculation in the region about a local coup.

The leader of the right-wing Chega party could advance to the second round, marking a significant change in Portugal’s political landscape.

The Hungarian PM has accepted Donald Trump’s invitation to join the Board of Peace, a body created by the U.S. president to help prepare for a post-war settlement in Gaza.

Cops’ leaked docs show them not enforcing the law following antisemitic incidents—this from the same force that used AI to make up Maccabi Tel Aviv hooliganism.

Brussels chiefs fearful as transatlantic tensions grow.