The German government is moving to close what it sees as a critical security gap, by mandating that internet providers hold connection data for three months to assist in the fight against child pornography and cyber-fraud.

After months of deadlock on both the pipeline and EU funding, the sudden convergence of solutions raises as many questions as it answers.

Iran’s revolutionary guards said they intercepted two vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and diverted them into Iranian waters in response to alleged rule violations.

A quartet of Starmer’s activists have been charged for their alleged role in irregularities in the selection of parliamentary candidates, including for conspiracy and computer misuse.

The German government is confronting a fresh energy challenge as Moscow prepares to stop the transit of Kazakh crude oil through Russian territory.

An investigation into the English capital’s property market has revealed a widespread practice of landlords illegally barring non-Muslim tenants from local housing, sparking calls for urgent enforcement of the law.

The move to standardise same-sex blessings intensifies a growing rift within the Catholic Church.

The incoming Bulgarian leader rules out sending weapons to Kyiv but signals he will not block EU-wide decisions.

Kyiv’s move to bring migrant workers from the African continent into the country highlights the broader issues of national identity, internal cohesion, and the consequences of a future EU membership.

When peace among nations becomes the ultimate end of religion, religions are reduced to geopolitical instruments.

Demonstrating its commitment to professional conduct, the Israeli military has removed two soldiers from the front lines and placed them in detention following the unauthorized destruction of a religious monument.

The White House claims that a ceasefire will remain in place until Tehran’s ‘peace proposal’ is submitted and discussions are concluded.