The Norwegian Parliament is launching a major investigation into its foreign policy elite—as the Epstein scandal continues to shake the nation’s leadership.

Federal authorities have begun direct deportations of high-profile Afghan criminals—in a move aimed at enhancing public safety,

According to a local authority, safety concerns justify the removal of the flags, which it claims “can pose a risk to both drivers and pedestrians.”

Mette Frederiksen stressed that security and defence would remain at the centre of the nation’s politics.

Questions have been raised about how many Britons are eating it without realising.

In its toxic cocktail of war mania and pathological hatred of Orbán, the EU is betraying its very purpose—and obliterating trust in itself.

One CDU Bundestag member emphasized that “a voter vote should be taken very seriously.”

Prosecutors had sought nine years behind bars, but a plea agreement reduced the sentence to a suspended term and 60 days of community service.

Vowing to transform the lives of Parisians, Rachida Dati submitted her ministerial resignation to President Macron.

Budapest warns that the blocked access endangers the energy supply to Hungarian families, prompting the PM to demand immediate action from Kyiv.

With no extra time granted in the House of Lords, the controversial proposal is now almost certain to collapse before the King’s Speech.

Surveys show that the majority of Poles back a gradual approach to Ukraine’s Brussels-backed accession and not accelerated entry.