The bank pointed to geopolitical instability and concerns about the digital world as reasons to keep emergency cash on hand.

As left-wing politicians report more and more internet comments to authorities, German courts have to rule on surreal cases.

Brussels spent over €60 million funding political opposition NGOs in Hungary—and now wants to stop the country from defending its sovereignty.

Conservative candidate Karol Nawrocki may be in a good position to snatch votes from his opponent by aligning himself with more of the right-wing voters of Poland.

Russian-born Pavel Durov has been held hostage in France, as authorities are not allowing him to leave the country to conduct business.

The advanced digital technology allows for better cooperation between member states and stricter control over letting dangerous individuals into the Schengen area.

President Donald Trump said he was open to continuing talks with Iran and reaching a mutually beneficial deal.

The Israeli prime minister shared his thoughts in a social media video where he motivates his country to fight until the end.

While the UK has reached a historic agreement with Washington, Brussels officials are now bracing for the possibility that their desired tariff reductions may remain out of reach.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy maintains it would not mean foreign interference, despite a ban introduced a year ago after concerns were raised about United Arab Emirates ownership of British newspapers.

The only route that currently supplies Russian gas to Central Europe could see a major upgrade, but there are legal constraints to foreign investments.

A vocal critic of Elon Musk’s comments on German elections, Valérie Hayer doesn’t seem to hold herself to the same standard.