Official data shows the liberal party D66 outspending its rivals—with more than €1.3 million poured into campaign advertising.
A major study across 115 cities points to changing patterns among younger users, with synthetic drugs gaining ground and regional divides in consumption becoming more pronounced.
Finnish officials claim undertrained crews and aging ships pose a greater risk to undersea cables than Moscow.
Charges were reduced to weapons and damage offences, allowing the suspect to be freed despite earlier suspicions of attempted manslaughter.
Slovakia’s prime minister reminded the EU leadership they cannot favor Ukraine over the energy needs of member states.
The European Commission says Russian-linked disinformation is fuelling opposition from European farmers.
Mounting Channel arrivals are pushing local services and finances to breaking point, prompting Kent councillors to consider unprecedented action.
Health officials scramble to contain a medical emergency 15 cases linked to a venue in Canterbury.
The decision follows attacks in Belgium and the Netherlands, prompting urgent calls for stronger protection of Jewish communities.
The Swiss Justice Minister claimed limiting migration would worsen labor shortages and undermine key agreements with Brussels.
As a top Republika Srpska official, Milorad Dodik repeatedly condemned LGBT activities in schools—leading to a recent criminal conviction.
Registration documents from the Comoros Islands did not convince local authorities that Sea Owl One was not part of Moscow’s maritime machinations.
