The capital is set to join a growing list of Polish metropolitan areas implementing night-time liquor restrictions, a strategy that has potentially reduced the number of police interventions in Kraków.
Swiss authorities have emphasized that their ‛protecting power mandate’ can be exercised independently of geographical location, ensuring that critical high-level diplomatic contacts remain active.
Children and teachers were placed under emergency lockdown today at Thorpe St Andrew School following a violent security breach that hospitalized one pupil.
Albania’s National Cyber Security Authority is investigating a major breach after Iran-linked hackers claimed to have stolen months of private correspondence from MPs.
Despite fierce opposition from environmentalists and German retailers, the European Parliament has pushed through measures designed to protect the integrity of traditional meat products.
The centre-left coalition wants to reopen accession negotiations abandoned a decade ago, but the country remains sharply divided over joining the bloc.
Despite rising political pressure to secure borders, German authorities are struggling to locate migrants, with ‛not found’ cited as the primary reason for failed removals.
Europol has identified the Iranian-linked ‛Axis of Resistance’ as a major threat to European sovereignty, citing potential intimidation and terror financing campaigns.
Hungary and its allies condemn Zelensky’s remarks amid a dispute over a €90 billion EU loan and halted Russian oil flows.
Classes were canceled at several schools in the Dutch capital after overnight climate protests left gates glued shut—and emergency exits sealed using heavy chains.
Flanders police have reported a significant shift in migration patterns, as traffickers bypass France to take the longer, more perilous route from Belgium to the UK.
German athletes will skip the parade of nations in Verona after the IPC allowed Russian and Belarusian competitors to return under their own flags.
