
Explosions Rock Tehran and Beirut as Middle East Conflict Intensifies
Hundreds killed; Iran launches ineffective retaliatory strikes against Gulf nations and Israel—which has opened a new front against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Hundreds killed; Iran launches ineffective retaliatory strikes against Gulf nations and Israel—which has opened a new front against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Afghan officials urging families to permit communal burials for victims during Ramadan.

Prosecutors claim that a trio of Ukrainian citizens sent GPS-equipped parcels from Cologne in March 2025.

Habermas does not teach conservatives how to shout down the Left. He teaches them how to make the Left answer.

Despite federal law requiring some type of ID for asylum seekers, tens of thousands enter the country every year without authorities having any information on who they are.

The words of Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever reflect a shift in mood in Europe amid the escalating crisis in the Middle East

Registration documents from the Comoros Islands did not convince local authorities that Sea Owl One was not part of Moscow’s maritime machinations.

The national right strengthens its positions, but the far left still holds significant sway.

Paris appeals court schedules appearance by disgraced ex-president, against a backdrop of alleged Libyan involvement in a previous French election.

The existence of ISIS sleeper cells and other jihadist groups remains a major national security threat that European governments must no longer ignore.
President Macron condemned the drone assault as unacceptable, stressing that France’s military mission in Iraq remains strictly defensive.
The public transport operator in the Austrian capital is facing a firestorm of criticism—after an NGO claimed that asking passengers to be quiet and avoid strong-smelling food are acts of systemic racism.
Over decades, Germany’s political elites have systematically undermined the very values that might inspire citizens to feel a stake in their country’s defence.
A statement by the Romanian president reveals how Ukraine’s political pressure on Hungary is finding allies inside the European Union.
Sparking protests in the capital, the Kuvendi has voted to maintain the immunity of a key government ally, despite serious allegations of wrongdoing in public sector procurement.
Slovenian MEP Romana Tomc presented new documents alleging Kos collaborated with Yugoslav intelligence, demanding a Commission investigation.
As a driver rammed a vehicle into a synagogue in Michigan, the FBI confirmed the Virginia university shooter shouted “Allahu akbar” before carrying out the attack.
PM Pashinyan has officially requested accelerated EU integration, linking Armenia’s future prosperity to the continued stability of neighboring Georgia.
The more chaotic and corrupting and violent society becomes due to the government’s refusal to govern, the more justified the government deems itself in intensifying its totalitarian regulation of society.
The capital is set to join a growing list of Polish metropolitan areas implementing night-time liquor restrictions, a strategy that has potentially reduced the number of police interventions in Kraków.
Old Dominion University confirmed that the campus was secure and classes remained suspended for the day.
The state-run platform will measure so-called hate speech and polarization online, raising concerns about political control over public debate.