The Belgian capital commemorates the 2016 terrorist attack with testimonies from survivors and warnings about the challenges that remain unresolved a decade later.
Washington’s National Counterterrorism Center chief resigned in protest over the war in Iran, claiming the conflict serves no U.S. interest.
Brussels looks for ways to keep the Strait of Hormuz open without sending ships, while the Commission rules out buying Russian gas and Trump demands that NATO prove its loyalty.
The Israeli PM calls the killing of Ali Larijani part of a broader effort to give Iranians a chance to remove their rulers.
Mounting Channel arrivals are pushing local services and finances to breaking point, prompting Kent councillors to consider unprecedented action.
The Spanish PM’s shift to the left could foreshadow the path that socialism—or the social-democratic Left—across the West will follow, or is already following.
Health officials scramble to contain a medical emergency 15 cases linked to a venue in Canterbury.
Merz and the SPD clash over Brussels alliances as Germany’s firewall meets a shifting EU majority.
Tehran’s power structure hit again as Israel escalates campaign with U.S. support
The decision follows attacks in Belgium and the Netherlands, prompting urgent calls for stronger protection of Jewish communities.
The Swiss Justice Minister claimed limiting migration would worsen labor shortages and undermine key agreements with Brussels.
As a top Republika Srpska official, Milorad Dodik repeatedly condemned LGBT activities in schools—leading to a recent criminal conviction.
