The Slovak prime minister said Kaja Kallas is one of the main reasons Europe is now a bystander in international politics.

Georgia’s State Security Service confirmed that investigations found no evidence that the country acquired and used a chemical weapon allegedly used on demonstrators.

Brussels has confirmed the January 17th signing date of the controversial Mercosur pact—despite protests from European farmers.

The U.S. president warned Havana it would lose all Venezuelan-linked oil and financial support.

Unlike Brussels’ policies, this new pyramid also indirectly supports farming and livestock—sectors absurdly demonized for decades by far-left environmentalists.

U.S. Central Command said the United States would not stand idly by in the face of attacks against its troops and would continue efforts to dismantle the terrorist organisation.

Britain, France, and Germany are exploring a NATO-backed deployment to safeguard the island from Russian and Chinese influence.

Benjamin Netanyahu said the world needs more leaders like the Hungarian prime minister, while Javier Milei said Viktor Orbán has made Hungary a bastion of the Western world in a Europe that is being engulfed by darkness.

Overnight strikes injured three people in Ukraine and left about 600,000 residents without electricity in Russia’s Belgorod region.

The veto threatens Poland with EU legal action and deepens a political standoff in Warsaw over how to regulate online content.

Human rights organisations warn hospitals are overwhelmed and the true death toll may rise.

The UK could block Brits from using X unless it removes generative AI functions that can create pornographic images.