Jean-Luc Mélenchon is now neck and neck with former prime minister Édouard Philippe, a dynamic favourable for the RN.
Rome Pride said Keshet Italia failed to “distance itself” from what the organization described as the “ongoing genocide in Gaza.”
The Rassemblement national candidate looks set to defeat former PM Édouard Philippe in a second-round runoff by 52% to 48%, says survey.
Von der Leyen called Russia’s actions a “deliberate strategy” to destabilise Europe.
Under a new proposal, accession countries would join the Union without an initial power of veto over foreign policy or otherwise unanimous decisions.
What began as a judicial investigation into a controversial airline bailout has evolved into a broader political crisis for Spain’s ruling Socialist Party and one of its most influential figures.
Rubio has signed agreements in Yerevan to renew a strategic partnership and cooperate on critical minerals.
“The largest pilgrimage in the West” has drawn a record number of faithful this year, proving that Christianity is not quite dead.
Images from Buggenhout showed a severely damaged minibus lying on its side near the railway line, with emergency tents set up nearby.
Jordan Bardella questioned whether any French territory “still escapes barbarization” in 2026.
South Korea said the missiles were fired from Chongju and flew roughly 80 kilometres.
Officials admit “this is not a matter of pushing a button,” but insist plans are well underway.
