From California to Norway, governments show reckless creativity in their pursuit of more revenue.
In a high-stakes legal appearance, Zuckerberg expressed regret over Meta’s sluggishness on child safety issues—while simultaneously spreading blame to rivals Apple and Google.
The Polish prime minister warned Poles in Iran that the window for evacuation could close within hours.
The unprecedented detention of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has triggered warnings of wider political consequences, with commentators predicting the scandal could engulf senior officials.
Prosecutors urged the death penalty for the leader who declared martial law in 2024.
“Zelensky has shut down the Druzhba oil pipeline. With this, he interfered in the Hungarian elections,” Viktor Orbán said.
Commentators say “the mask is off” over efforts to regulate social media.
As the Commission prepares its 20th sanctions package, plans to curb Russian fertilizer imports risk triggering fresh protests from a farming sector already strained by rising costs and energy shocks.
As indirect talks mediated by Oman continue in Geneva, the military standoff has reached a fever pitch, leaving the Middle East bracing for a high-stakes decision from the Oval Office.
Grégory Doucet said the march commemorating 23-year-old Quentin Deranque should not be allowed to avoid “violent unrest.”
The hollow claim that a quota would enhance democratic representation is glaring in light of the systematic exclusion of the right-populist AfD.
As secular France grapples with a post-materialist identity crisis, the country sees a record number of adult baptisms.
