Think-tank tells EU to take computing and processing high up into the atmosphere—as a matter of strategic priority.

Forty years after abandoning nuclear energy, Italy is embracing it again to secure its energy future and strengthen industrial competitiveness.

Lithuania’s Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas has warned that Russia may be planning a ‘false flag’ drone attack on Baltic critical infrastructure to test NATO’s collective resolve.

Sweden’s Left Party has admitted failing to vet Palestinian prisoners who received personal letters from its politicians.

Danish secondary school students must now orally defend their essays and undergo computer monitoring during exams.

The Spanish party says Rabat’s alleged use of migration as a political weapon proves it cannot be trusted to co-host the tournament.

Washington has boosted its funding for the TRIPP+ Enterprise Fund to over $400 million, accelerating the South Caucasus-based major economic infrastructure scheme.

A legal loophole could see members of Britain’s notorious grooming gangs released after serving just half their sentences—despite Labour’s promise to exclude them.

The serious violence on the edge of the English capital’s West End may have been a ‘mental health’ episode, according to leaked police information.

Historically low water levels on the Danube River threaten Serbia’s electricity generation and fuel imports.

Cologne police has released all seven people that were initially taken into custody, saying they cannot determine the “necessary level of suspicion.”

Tehran reports that the neighbouring Gulf ‘frenemies’ have struck a deal to set up a new but temporary plan to control the shipping passing their coastlines—a negotiation without U.S. involvement.