The Ukrainian president said he had a “good meeting” with Donald Trump but did not report on any concrete results.

The pause in U.S. air strikes sees the Islamic Republic trying to mend relations with its neighbours.

Police arrested a man after a statue of the Virgin Mary was defaced and an outdoor altar set on fire at Medjugorje.

Under fire for opposing a second term for the current UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Trump administration hits back.

The latest knife attack in Paris reinforces the pattern of treating Muslim perpetrators as mentally ill rather than terrorists.

Former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro says he welcomes scrutiny by the U.S. legal system after the liberal Tusk government formally requested his extradition.

“A family-friendly audiovisual spectacle, like an elaborate Fourth of July fireworks display—and with about the same level of narrative and emotional depth,” writes the scholar who helped inspire the controversial blockbuster.

The conservative think tank reports double standards applied at the end of a fourteen-month investigation.

German security services monitored Abdul Ballout for weeks before he drove a van into crowds at Berlin’s Pride celebration.

As the search for a scapegoat heats up, loss of the power supply to Tbilisi and beyond has divided Georgia online.

The party is mobilizing the residents of Polígono Sur, preparing legal action, and pressuring the PP-run city council to prevent the construction of the Islamic complex.

The post appeared weeks after the murder of a senior Reform politician and amid growing security fears within the party.