New laws designate foreign state entities as “terrorist organisations,” making it easier to prosecute proxy plotters.
Counter-terrorism police have taken over the investigation after new evidence emerged, with a suspect rearrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.
Monitoring service notes an extremely low level of traffic as vengeful Iran attempts to control key waterway.
Dozens of right-wing and conservative members of the European Parliament want to hear the European Commission condemn an amendment to Hungary’s constitution, expected to be passed today in parliament, removing the country’s president from office in a blatant violation of the rule of law.
The Afghan man who was arrested on October 28th for a triple stabbing in west London has admitted to manslaughter.
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has hailed the latest round of sanctions against Russia despite growing skepticism over the effectiveness of the previous twenty packages.
Beijing’s power call production is already making Western supply chains vulnerable: a scenario that will have worsened by the end of the decade.
Russia’s Defence Ministry claims to have hit Ukrainian military transport facilities at the port of Chornomorsk.
The late Ann Widdecombe served as a Conservative government minister and a Brexit Party MEP.
Did Juan Manuel Serrano use public entities for his “own benefit or that of third parties”?
The UK’s migration pact with France has suffered a fresh legal setback after five migrants won a High Court challenge, with judges warning fast-track removals risk missing trafficking victims.
The International Maritime Organization has “strongly condemned” the creation of the Iran-based Persian Gulf Strait Authority.
