Under new Polish rules, special healthcare benefits will mainly remain available to Ukrainian minors, employed refugees, and other vulnerable individuals.
Protesters carried signs saying “We are not cannon fodder” and calling for Chancellor Friedrich Merz to go to the front line himself.
Baku has signaled a significant military initiative in response to an Iranian drone attack.
A new proposal means companies may need to meet EU local-content requirements in order to access subsidies or public contracts.
A German court heard that the accused had embraced Islamic State ideology online—rejecting Western society while plotting a violent attack.
President Donald Trump said the United States is in a “very strong position” as Iranian leadership figures are “rapidly going” during the ongoing conflict.
Ankara reported that a missile closing in on its territory was successfully destroyed by NATO’s air defense network, with no injuries or damage.
Péter Szijjártó discussed long-term energy shipments with Vladimir Putin as Hungary faces mounting pressure from surging global costs and regional supply disruptions.
Russia has filed a lawsuit with the EU General Court, arguing that the bloc’s updated framework for freezing its central bank reserves breaches fundamental legal rights.
Iran’s defence ministry insists Tehran is ready for a prolonged war and has deliberately held back its most advanced weaponry.
Britain’s Home Office reported that the number of asylum applications by students from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan “rocketed” by more than 470% between 2021 and 2025.
Several member states, including France, Denmark, Greece and Spain, have been pushing for coordinated action at EU level.
