With concern about Europe’s farmers, Flemish MEP Tom Vandenkendelaere urged the Commission “to go do your homework again.”

The country-wide protests were triggered by former PM Imran Khan’s arrest which, his supporters claim, was politically motivated.

Vienna’s Freedom Party (FPÖ) leader Dominik Nepp said that the “cycle of violence is apparently spinning faster and faster,” and has called for a security summit.

For Washington, which has tried to oust President Assad since 2011, the development constitutes yet another foreign policy failure in the region.

While Romanian and Spanish aircraft were placed on “pre-alert” by NATO as last Friday’s incident unfolded, an intervention was not deemed necessary.

Despite worries that the coronation ceremony would be riddled with modernist innovations, it proved remarkably in keeping with tradition.

The raids on the alleged Islamic State sympathizers come mere weeks after intelligence agencies warned that a resurgent IS is plotting attacks in the West.

Europe’s defense industry is to make the switch to “war economy mode,” Commissioner for the EU’s internal market, Thierry Breton, had remarked.

Moscow has claimed that a drone attack at the Kremlin last night was an attempt on Vladimir Putin’s life.

All twelve Diyanet mosques were found to be in breach of an anti-foreign interference decree, which was intended to prevent meddling by the Turkish state.

Barely covered by Irish media, news about the bill soon reached the likes of Twitter’s Elon Musk and Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson, who promptly slammed it.

In light of the worsening maelstrom as two factions vie for power, western governments have gradually been getting their citizens out.