The Greek migration chief brands a BBC investigation into border pushbacks as ‘science fiction,’ accusing the UK public broadcaster of siding with human smugglers and against European border security.
Finnish interior minister said citizenship “does not come automatically,” adding the reforms aim to encourage integration.
Kahramanmaraş province mourned for eight children and a teacher, killed when a 14-year-old opened fire at a school.
General Dan Caine said the blockade applies to all shipping heading to or from Iranian ports, regardless of nationality.
Canberra has adjusted its defence spending calculation to align with NATO standards, reclassifying intelligence budgets—and even military pensions to hit new targets.
Washington indicated that the next round of Iran talks could be held in Islamabad soon.
Maritime data shows ships continued crossing the Strait of Hormuz—despite the latest blockade.
The Ukrainian president has landed in Rome to personally lobby PM Giorgia Meloni to join the PURL program, a move that would see Italy finance U.S. military hardware for Kyiv.
Israel and Lebanon agreed to launch direct negotiations in Washington—a rare step between the two countries formally at war for decades.
Left-wing lawmakers stated on Tuesday that the election of Péter Magyar is not enough on its own to unlock the €18 billion currently withheld by the EU.
Why was an events company consistently awarded contracts to organise ceremonies at the Élysée Palace, each at a price of around €2 million?
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed deep disappointment in his ally, claiming he was “wrong” about Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s courage.
