The Deputy PM of Italy has condemned what he described as a dangerous precedent in Hungary, while blasting the deafening silence coming from the EU.

The European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs delegation is turning the normalization of relations with Beijing into a bargaining chip to secure Russian concessions in Ukraine.

The European Commission says the tech giant violated the Digital Markets Act by giving unfair priority to its own services and restricting app developers’ pricing options.

Trump says the Kingdom has not acquired the right to enrich uranium for its power plants—and would need to join the Abraham Accords for any deal to go ahead.

The number of foreign suspects rose by more than 7,500 despite government claims of record deportations.

Before escaping, two black men attacked a white man on camera—who was then arrested when he tried to retaliate.

The government’s new social media law is presented as a safeguard for minors, but critics warn it creates the infrastructure for mass identity verification.

The suspect is already on probation for previous offenses, but a German court said “there is no reason” to detain him until his trial begins.

Italian prosecutors are investigating whether Sea-Watch illegally cooperated with organised criminal networks.

Brussels withdrew a €2 million grant after organizers refused to exclude Russia from the prestigious Italian exhibition.

The former Hungarian prime minister also visited the State Department during a previously unreported trip to Washington.

Prompting a row over the right to free assembly, Oradea has refused to authorise its Pride march for a fourth straight year.