More than 6,000 North Korean soldiers have been killed fighting alongside Russian forces—some are dying by their own hand.
The new EU rule will apply to more than 150 million animals across its member states, with full implementation phased in over the next 15 years.
The EU resolution states that only a “clear, affirmative, freely given and unambiguous” expression of consent is valid in sexual relations.
Under the proposed “exploration trips” Syrians living in Germany could temporarily return to their country of origin to assess conditions—and consider a possible return.
Robert Abela will face Alex Borg, leader of the Nationalist Party, on May 30th—Borg says his party is ready to contest the election.
Christians make up 34.5% of pupils in Vienna, compared to 41.2% Muslims and 23% with no religious affiliation.
Beran Aliji faces terrorism-related charges arising from an alleged plot uncovered in August 2024, which led to the cancellation of three concerts in Vienna.
Political director Balázs Orbán is set to join the EP in Brussels and Strasbourg this summer.
A Saint Petersburg ruling was issued in response to Russia’s justice ministry requesting that the Russian LGBT Network be designated an extremist organisation.
Nationwide protests highlight staff shortages and rising inmate numbers, with unions warning the system could exceed 90,000 prisoners by September.
A left-wing politician criticized what she described as excessive police expenditure and officer deployment in the German capital.
The suspect of the shooting described U.S. administration officials as “targets,” saying they would be prioritized “from highest-ranking to lowest.”
