A 31-year-old Polish man has been arrested in Bosnia and Herzegovina after defacing religious statues and setting fire to an outdoor altar at the Medjugorje pilgrimage site.

The record influx overwhelmed the tiny Spanish territory of Ceuta, leaving at least 18 dead and prompting Italy to threaten the return of border controls.

Xenia Fedorova has been placed under house arrest and ordered to report to police daily while she appeals the decision.

The U.S.-brokered deal links the terrorist group’s phased disarmament to an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.

What happens when empathy becomes an ideology rather than a virtue? Gad Saad’s Suicidal Empathy argues that the West’s greatest moral strength has been transformed into a recipe for self-destruction.

Apologies can’t conceal how Green Party attempts to cut the historic links between a municipality in the English capital and an Israeli city included a sick element of gratuitous nastiness.

Eurostat’s model adds further immigration whenever the working-age population falls, while treating a return to replacement-level fertility as unlikely.

Araghchi says nations will “face consequences” if they take sides against Tehran in the ongoing Gulf conflict.

A scathing U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee report backs a probable laboratory origin for COVID-19, finds no quantitative basis for the six-foot rule, and argues that officials overstated the vaccines’ ability to prevent infection and transmission.

Civilian casualties in Kryvyi Rih highlight Pyongyang’s unwavering support for Moscow, despite the severe battlefield losses its forces have incurred to date.

A Supreme Court ruling restricting immediate returns at sea has been blamed for stripping border officers of a vital deterrent.

New polling shows Polish support for Ukraine’s EU membership has fallen sharply.