The story’s prominence on the state broadcaster has prompted surprise, with some pointing to a shift in coverage of migration issues.

United Nations nuclear officials have confirmed that Pyongyang’s weapons program is entering a more aggressive, high-capacity phase.

Despite leaving office years ago, Merkel and Schröder continue to employ a combined staff of 17, including high-ranking officials earning over €11,000 a month—at public expense.

New survey finds 80% dissatisfaction with Chancellor Merz’s performance.

Norway will manufacture Ukrainian-designed UAVs on its soil and support production within Ukraine to bolster Kyiv’s defenses.

A Thursday call with EU leaders will test support for stricter limits on minors’ access to social media.

“We will work in lockstep with Ukraine on issues regarding Ukrainian citizens who have sought asylum in our country to facilitate their return home.”

Populists say officers are tied up with routine duties while crime threats grow.

Israel and Lebanon agreed to launch direct negotiations in Washington—a rare step between the two countries formally at war for decades.

Spain’s latest assisted suicide should sober the ardor of ‘right-to-die’ advocates everywhere.