The latest threat report points to a slower, calculated approach from Beijing, with force still on the table if conditions shift.

The deal deepens Brussels’ reach in the High North as Reykjavik prepares to decide whether to reopen accession talks.

Oil surges past $115 and gas prices spike as strikes hit key Gulf infrastructure, rattling global markets.

In pre-election polling, disgruntled voters penalize major parties whose ideological positions appear blurred or inconsistent.

Fires ripped through Qatar’s Ras Laffan complex after the strike, jolting energy markets and raising fears of a wider supply shock.

The Hungarian prime minister believes Europe can be in no position to properly support others before it gets its own affairs into order.

Polling suggests minimal public support for the radical liberalisation of abortion law, despite its rapid progress through Parliament.

While the RRS is presented as a tool to protect election processes from foreign interference, a closer look at it raises concerns about its impartiality.

Local parties performed particularly well in areas where the location of new refugee centres was an issue. 

“The aversion toward Golob due to mismanagement in healthcare, the economy, and agriculture is now so great that I do not see how they can turn the situation around.”