Brussels says conditions are not yet ripe for negotiations with Russia—despite calls from France and Italy to reopen high-level dialogue.
A Swiss court has ordered the preventive detention of the co-owner of the venue that went up in flames, killing 40 people.
Germany is boosting intelligence staff and expanding digital powers to track far-left extremist networks—and, in theory, to strengthen public safety.
Budapest says “democracy and the rule of law are in crisis in Poland.”
Nadhim Zahawi has become the latest ex-Tory MP to join Reform UK, warning the country has reached a “dark and dangerous chapter.”
Brazil stands out as the clear winner, with sharp gains in GDP and exports, while Europe remains fragmented.
The Commission’s five-year plan prioritises external control to ease political pressure but offers no structural solution to the migration phenomenon.
President Trump has now confirmed his plans to meet with Maduro foe Machado this week.
A manhunt is underway for the suspects of the attack who are still on the run.
European officials will try to persuade the U.S. president that they can keep Greenland secure by themselves.
The Campaign for Academic Freedom is demanding reinstatement, criticizing the university which removed a scholarly honour without due process or proper review.
Iran’s parliament speaker warned Washington that any attack would make U.S. bases, ships, and Israel legitimate targets.
