A former police chief linked to an earlier Philippines’ government war on drugs is refusing to be taken into custody to face ICC charges.

With just four months until the state election, the right-wing party is on track for a potential outright majority while Germany’s mainstream parties face collapse in the east.

The Rassemblement National responded by pointing out the star is out of touch with the French reality.

The European Union has announced it will not outlaw conversion practices, instead calling on member states to implement their own national bans.

While condemning violence, the PVV leader said resistance to the law is justified.

Leading national rail operators must now open their digital storefronts to competitors under a new regulation targeting market monopolies.

Tarczyński vowed legal action against Keir Starmer after claiming he was refused entry to Britain ahead of Saturday’s “Unite the Kingdom” march.

A film in memory of the beheaded teacher opens the Cannes Film Festival. In France, the battle to preserve his memory is still far from won.

According to the German automotive industry association, expensive energy, high labor costs, and growing bureaucracy are pushing the car industry deeper into crisis.

Tehran’s military asserts that its tightening grip over a key maritime route could yield massive economic gains and bolster significantly the Islamic Republic’s global influence.

Brussels says the Pact will strengthen Europe’s borders. Opponents argue it simply repackages the same migration model that has already failed.

Alexander Stubb said it is unlikely Moscow would directly test NATO’s Article 5.