Most voluntary returnees came from Turkey and Syria, with Germany covering travel, family, and medical costs to support their departures.

Russia now controls a total of 19.5% of Ukraine’s territory, an AFP analysis shows.

Report shows a total of 1,026 injuries were recorded among federal officers in 2025—approximately 51% of suspects were non-German nationals.

German media report that mandatory security interviews were skipped in the case, with the suspect later linked to repeated violent incidents before the attack.

The Greens remain the only party whose supporters overwhelmingly back more aid to Ukraine.

European politicians and even royalty have responded publicly after their names appeared in the released U.S. documents related to late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

The large language models at the heart of AI look financially strained—with few guarantees of continual profitability—and face new challenges posed by region-specific AI platforms.

An article by The Guardian will no doubt have delighted those using AI to put out content.

Footage of officers being kicked and attacked during protests has bolstered government backing for new powers aimed at restoring public order.

Delegates from more than 35 countries and members of three major right-wing European parliamentary groups—the ECR, the PfE, and the EPP—are set to attend.

A push framed as efficiency could sideline smaller states and weaken national control over foreign and security policy.

The Netherlands has reached a demographic turning point, with more people over 65 than under the age of 20.