Pistorius confirmed that an administrative decree will introduce a general exemption from the approval requirement, with experts working on rapid implementation.

Critics have questioned messaging showing a disruptive Swedish woman on public transport—instead of migrant youths.

Brussels insists it can only mediate, but affected member states say that response is no longer sufficient.

A militant Green escaped with just a warning, after a Hamburg court ruled on his actions in a 2023 action that cost more than €130,000 in operational damages.

A last-minute deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz halted imminent U.S. strikes, easing pressure on global energy markets but leaving core disputes unresolved.

Residents report men loitering near schools as pressure grows to shut asylum hotel.

After months of tension, Pyongyang’s campaign of projectile launches seems designed to undermine Seoul’s attempts to rebuild dialogue.

Reform broadens earlier asylum tightening and follows disputes over “teenage deportations.”

Where the Dutch government looks at a young woman and sees a taxpayer it cannot afford to lose, the Orbán government looks at her and sees a mother it wants to support.

Pakistani negotiators managed to ward off a threatened Tuesday night attack on Iranian infrastructure by the United States.

Reception facilities are ready for deportees in Kinshasa, with all logistical and technical arrangements handled by the U.S.—at no cost to the DRC.

Israel’s PM declares that his latest operation targeted infrastructure used for moving weapons and equipment.