The UK PM railed against “those who would divide us” at his Downing Street reception.
A third man, the shooter, is still on the run.
Some Belgian capital mayors have apparently used the police to chauffeur them to meetings.
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.
