Fire at a key Russian pumping station linked to the Druzhba pipeline deepens a growing energy standoff
The publisher handled distribution of 55,000 copies—but officials say they do not know which schools ultimately received the books.
Polish conservative politician Ryszard Czarnecki revealed that a new government in Sofia would likely join the Central and Eastern European states that “view Kyiv from afar.”
Official figures reveal that the UK mistakenly released 262 prisoners in the year to March 2025, more than double the 115 errors recorded the previous year.
Party says taxpayers deserve answers over how funds were spent as living costs rise at home
The German interior minister said “the best form of integration is into the world of work.”
Amid strategic tensions, the United States plans to deploy a hospital ship to Greenland to treat some unspecified patients, despite Danish officials saying no such medical assistance has been requested.
White House says the new increased global tariff is only a temporary measure aimed at protecting the U.S. economy and accelerating trade negotiations.
Iran is ready to resist the United States if attacked, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said.
Amid antisemitism concerns, a Westminster committee heavily criticised West Midlands Police for being “overly reliant on inaccurate and unverified information about the Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.”
Moscow launched a massive weekend missile and drone attack, primarily targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, railways, and residential buildings.
Macron’s appeal concerns sanctions affecting an International Criminal Court judge and a former EU Commissioner, which he says threaten both European legal sovereignty and transatlantic relations.
