The probe centres on a social media message about a Japanese Red Army attacker, as authorities also examine separate drug-related claims.

Authorities have arrested 27 suspects and seized over 17 tonnes of hashish in an investigation launched last year.

In a letter to Budapest, the Commission argued that Hungary’s measures on fuel prices may violate EU law by restricting the free movement of goods and services.

The speech on Iran accelerates the energy shock and leaves Washington increasingly isolated from its own allies.

Stockholm revealed that its drone-protection funding will support new radar platforms, anti-aircraft systems, and electronic warfare tools—all part of its broader military modernization.

Energy giant Gazprom said Russia thwarted a UAV attack targeting the Russkaya compressor station, a key part of the TurkStream gas pipeline linking Turkey and Europe.

Trump declared that he could bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages” if the Islamic republic did not agree to a negotiated settlement.

A new poll reveals that 67% of French people believe “anti-white racism” is a real problem in contemporary France.

Interactive map tracks recent knife incidents as pressure grows on CDU-SPD coalition.

The AfD says Merz will “dutifully follow” orders from Damascus.

This is no longer just about one country. It is about whether the European Union can tolerate a nation that insists on putting itself first. And whether citizens are still allowed to choose that path.

Brussels avoids speaking about it openly but the ghost of the 2020 COVID-19 crisis is beginning to reappear in the corridors of the EU.