Petrol stations drop prices on election day morning to “contribute to the debate on fuel prices”

The internet blackout has entered its 25th day in the Persian state, leaving most citizens cut off from the global network.

An extra 264 officers are being deployed for protection of London’s Jewish community.

The Manchester City striker is also launching a local reading competition where winners get to attend a match with the Norwegian national football team.

Israeli officials say the military’s expanded control aims to counter ongoing threats emanating from the area.

More than six months after a major blackout, investigators move against suspects linked to the sabotage of Berlin’s electricity network.

Online posters say the PM “won’t even be able to leave your house lest you be pelted with spittle.”

Brussels promises export gains and access to critical minerals, but national divisions are resurfacing as governments weigh the impact on agriculture.

From economics to gender studies, academic disciplines show a consistent leftward shift, with right-leaning perspectives almost entirely absent.

About one in three Finnish adults owns a licensed firearm, giving the country one of the highest civilian gun ownership rates in the world.

PM Orbán’s chief strategist said Brussels wants a compliant government, but Hungarians “will decide for themselves about our future, peace, security, and destiny.”

Deal removes tariffs on most EU exports, with Brussels expecting a sharp rise in trade over the next decade.