More and more signs indicate that Europe is preparing for a large-scale war. Have the planners considered the enormous economic destruction that would follow?
Health Minister criticised striking medics as the “standout winners” of public sector pay rises—and condemned their union for rejecting a 4.9% offer.
Russian officials cautioned Yerevan about closer ties with the EU and the U.S., prompting the Caucasian country to consider drastic geopolitical shifts.
New rule forces men aged 17–45 to seek approval for extended stays abroad as Berlin moves to expand military capacity.
Right-wing leader Marion Maréchal calls Raphaël Arnault’s presence in the National Assembly unacceptable, urging him to step down.
The device, discovered by Serbian forces near the border, has intensified concerns over energy security and foreign interference during a tight election race.
U.S. president states that key targets—including bridges and power plants—could be destroyed within hours if necessary.
Astronauts praised for work that has brought the Moon “closer” to scientists.
Hungarians are free to challenge political figures on social media without the risk of prosecution seen in Germany.
The row comes as international pressure builds over colonial-era grievances, with the UK resisting calls for financial redress.
Another beloved British institution has succumbed to the cult of self-loathing.
