
Iranian-Linked Spy Ring Accused of Plotting Violence Against Jews in Germany
Danish and Afghan suspects both face attempted murder charges, while the Danish national is also accused of working for an Iranian intelligence service.

Danish and Afghan suspects both face attempted murder charges, while the Danish national is also accused of working for an Iranian intelligence service.

Montenegro outlasted the Ottoman Empire, the forcible erasure of its statehood in 1918, and decades of communist Yugoslavia, but will it be able to outlast the European Union?

A classified dossier identifies Mohammad Naghizadeh, Iran’s military attaché in Poland, as an active IRGC member.

The High Representative said the situation is “too uncertain” so “there’s no point” in drafting a strategy.

Polish prosecutors are preparing an extradition request for former conservative justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, who fled to New York on a journalist visa.

Officers report increasing aggression during operations on Belgium’s coast, confronting alleged “violent ex-soldiers” from Iraq and Afghanistan supporting human traffickers.

What began as another attempt to challenge Israel’s blockade of Gaza has turned into a diplomatic crisis.

Bas Eickhout’s departure follows reports that he disclosed to colleagues a relationship with an Austrian fellow MEP.

Investigators allege a Nigerian male used physical aggression and threats against a French woman.

According to Tallinn, a Romanian F-16 in NATO’s Baltic air deployment fired on a threatening UAV.
Brussels finally signed off on the agreement after weeks of pressure from Washington and warnings of higher U.S. tariffs on European exports.
Russia and China have criticized the United States for allowing the New START nuclear treaty to expire, warning that Washington’s proposed Golden Dome space-based defense system endangers international peace.
Residents in the Lithuanian capital received an emergency alert urging them to immediately seek shelter or move to a safe location.
Hungarian farmers have accused the country’s new pro-Brussels government of abandoning domestic agriculture.
German authorities say missing Syrian documents have brought deportations to a standstill, despite promises by Chancellor Friedrich Merz to tighten migration enforcement.
Austrian newspapers describe organisational turmoil, stemming from the sidelining of Hungary’s ambassador in Vienna.
A total of 309 MEPs backed a Legal Affairs Committee recommendation to refuse the waiver of Angelika Niebler’s immunity.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has appealed for global aid after reporting 136 suspected deaths and over 540 cases linked to a rare Ebola strain.
A judge has indicated that there was no sign that the Modena suspect was unable to understand or control his actions behind the wheel at the time of the attack.
The White House claimed that while the final destination of 4,000 rotational soldiers remains undecided, the overarching U.S. policy will continue to demand a greater European military contribution.
The proposed “Power of Siberia 2” project could strengthen Russia’s energy exports to China.
Budget cuts imposed on trade unions or activist cultural organisations: what if this were simply a triumph of common sense?