50% more murders are registered in the Scandinavian kingdom than in the Latin American former narco-state.
The European Commission chief and the U.S. president have not met since Trump’s re-election and the start of the trade war.
Despite the Ukrainians claiming to have captured Chinese fighters, Beijing continues to insist that it is not involved in the Russo-Ukrainian war.
Alice Weidel’s right-wing populist party is miles ahead of the mainstream political forces.
The Donald Tusk-led government wanted to get an international arrest warrant for persecuted opposition politician who fled to Hungary.
Meanwhile, a former Sweden Democrat MP is convicted and fined for posting anti-Islamic satires.
Westminster think tank comes down hard on undemocratic legal influences.
Rising Gulf diplomacy signals a shifting balance in global power dynamics.
Le Pen’s legal fight and Bardella’s rise inject new uncertainty into France’s future.
Starmer’s admission comes six days after the Supreme Court ruling—which Labour colleagues are planning to overturn.
The assault has sparked renewed fears of rising tensions in the disputed region.
The bold remarks reflect growing unease in Europe over U.S. defense commitments.
