René Dierkes has vowed to take legal action against what he describes as a ‛witch hunt,’ claiming that the posts being investigated were actually written by a disgruntled former employee.

NATO air defences have intercepted multiple Iranian missiles this month.

The temporary waiver granted by the U.S. shows that decoupling was never total and that the stability of the system still depends on Russia.

The parties see the mayoral elections as a barometer of public opinion ahead of the 2027 presidential election

Marcin Romanowski warned that “the model used by globalist networks” relies on “pressure and blackmail.”

Iran’s Ambassador to the UN has warned that military bases in Europe could be targeted if they are used to support strikes against the Islamic Republic, signaling a potential expansion of the current Middle East conflict.

Energy Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović said authorities are closely monitoring developments in the energy market.

Born from one government decree, the People’s Car is now slowly succumbing to another government decree.

The era of unregulated paid-for verification may be coming to an end in Europe as X attempts to align its platform with the requirements of the Digital Services Act.

UK ‘Net Zero’ Energy Secretary said the Middle East conflict underscores the need to reduce reliance on volatile fossil fuel markets.

Dutch police are reviewing social media footage of a violent attack on a local synagogue, confirming that while no one was injured this time, the threat to local Jews remains high.

Reform insists that the UK government must stand firm against this renewed campaign.