Strasbourg ordered Poland to pay €5,000 in damages after finding a child was left in legal uncertainty because of the registration refusal.

Police say many victims were assaulted by partners or people they knew and trusted, often without realising they had been drugged until investigators contacted them.

Erdoğan’s recent address formalises Ankara’s proactive strategy of shaping its neighbourhood through military and diplomatic means, raising tensions with Greece while signalling long-term regional ambition.

Prosecutor says that “effective international criminal cooperation, both police and judicial,” made it possible “to identify, in a particularly short time, the person suspected of having carried out the attack” at a Ukrainian businessman’s address.

New sanctions targeting Russia’s military industry are being prepared as questions persist over whether economic pressure alone can end the war.

Kyiv observed a day of mourning as the death toll from a major attack on the capital rose to 30.

Birmingham Police have defended an officer’s actions after a viral video reignited claims of “two-tier policing” and prompted calls for greater transparency.

Ahmad Vahidi paid his respects before the body of Ali Khamenei in Tehran.

As U.S. pressure grows ahead of next week’s alliance meeting in Turkey, Canada could be preparing to launch a ‘resilience bank.’

The Eurobarometer poll invites no serious criticism of past policy choices and gives little space to the genuine concerns clearly demonstrated, time and again, by the public.

As some African states prepare to exit, the Hague court appears to be losing the trust of its member nations.

What began as questions over a ruling party doctor’s €370,000 salary has exploded into a sprawling investigation involving alleged medical malpractice, political favouritism, and multiple state agencies.