Former president Mikhail Saakashvili is under arrest on charges of corruption, but claims the charges are politically motivated.

With Sweden deadlocked in its NATO bid, mixed signals are now coming out of Finland, in spite of an official stance of solidarity.

The debate over judicial reforms has become heated as opposition figures are accused of calling for violence.

Amid anti-corruption purges, an anticipated Russian offensive, and a major government reshuffle, Resnikov looks set to be replaced.

Policies for increasing the return of migrants and restricting visas for non-compliant countries are on the table as the EU tackles its highest migration numbers since 2016.

In Mumbai, thousands rally in anger against Muslims.

Two more left-wing MEPs find their protection lifted, as investigation into one of the EU’s biggest corruption scandals grows.

In the shadow of Caspito’s hunger strike, Italy’s government is bracing against a wave of left-wing violence. Meanwhile, some observers are drawing connections between political fields and organised crime.

Tensions are running high between Palestinians and Israelis, but a new government looks unlikely to opt for de-escalation and reconciliation.

Diplomatic relations reach a new low, as Estonia sits on the frontline of confrontation with Russia.

With talk circulating about a right-wing political coalition, the pros and cons of such an alliance are more complex.

In spite of his rising unpopularity, will forcing a disunited opposition to an early election be enough to allow Erdoğan to return to office?