The dual-national key figure linked to multiple Shootings and murders in Sweden will not be extradited.

Pedro Sánchez is reportedly preparing crisis talks as his interior minister denies receiving advance notice of the mass border breach.

Dissatisfaction with Chancellor Friedrich Merz hits 85%, with faith in the political establishment—and party politics—crashing to new lows.

Civilian sites hit as Ukraine requests more U.S. air defences.

Homer’s epics are foundational to Western civilization. Their reinterpretation should enrich our understanding of the classical tradition, not distort its historical and cultural legacy.

This latest brush with disaster highlights the continuing problem caused by attempts to invade the English coastline.

Ireland’s new €53 million government jet was delivered without an Israeli-made landing system, a decision that could reduce its ability to operate in fog and poor weather.

More than 1,000 legal professionals are urging the government and parliament to seek a constitutional ban on Germany’s poll-topping national conservative party.

Washington warns of rampant street crime in the EU country in the DoS travel advisory raised to Level 2.

Six years on, are those left bereaved by the Beirut port blast any closer to justice?

Two employees working in offices attached to the French PM took their own lives and two attempted suicide this year, prompting a preliminary investigation into working conditions.

Open-source architecture, international partners, and Soviet-era salvage: Fire Point signals a new direction for Ukrainian (and European) militarism.