There is growing certainty that Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is among the dead after his private jet was allegedly shot down north of Moscow Wednesday night.
In exchange, the Zelensky government allegedly committed to not diplomatically recognise Kosovo.
Three ‘antifascists’ were arrested by police following the altercation in which two conservative students received head injuries.
The couple led a pro-Russian cavalcade through Cologne the day before the raid.
Western leaders were in Athens for informal talks on the geopolitically thorny issue of Western Balkan accession into the EU.
Despite gas storage being filled to 90% capacity, Europe’s energy supply for winter is far from secure.
According to a local mayor, online rumours that police had shot the man in the back contributed to the unrest.
Some conservatives fear PSOE humouring the separatists could reignite a new political crisis and potential Catalan secession.
The College of Commissioners could be emptying further, as international partnerships chief Jutta Urpilainen is offered the social democratic candidacy ahead of the January elections.
Farmers rallied outside the planned site of a chemical plant in eastern Antwerp, which protestors say underlines the government’s double standards when it comes to nitrogen emissions for big business.
Plans by Turkish authorities to build a mosque at a historically significant Orthodox Christian monastery have rubbed salt in the island’s sectarian wounds, resulting in calls for the European Commission to protect the island’s Christian heritage.
Von der Leyen has been accused of a lack of professionalism for holidaying with the Greek prime minister in Crete amid multiple investigations into the Greek government’s use of spyware against opponents and the recent train disaster in Tempi.
