In Pristina, MPs missed a constitutional deadline to elect a new president, triggering parliament’s dissolution—and a new election.
Some or all of the 12,662 active-duty U.S. troops in Italy—and 3,814 in Spain—could be pulled out of Europe.
Authorities claim a Ukrainian UAV attack hit a motorcycle carrying two youngsters in the village of Volchya Alexandrovka.
A victim of antisemitic violence accused the Labour government of making the English capital “unsafe for Jewish people”—and locals agree with him.
Speaking at an army training ground in northern Germany, the Chancellor said a “clear compass” guides the Federal Republic and its allies in turbulent times.
The proposal for a temporary truce was made by Russian president Vladimir Putin during a call with U.S. president Donald Trump.
The first American Airlines flight on a renewed schedule will depart from Miami for Caracas.
The U.S. had more than 35,000 troops in Germany in 2024, with recent estimates putting the current number closer to 50,000—but for how much longer?
During a Madrid court hearing, a businessman admitted some of the profits from public contracts were used to fund the ruling Socialist party.
Vienna joins a group of EU states moving ahead with offshore deportation plans as Brussels struggles to finalise a common approach.
Swedish law enforcers acted worldwide in the first year of their “Grimm” operation.
Speaking in Berlin after winning cabinet approval, the German chancellor called the health reform “one of the most significant social welfare reforms in decades.”
