Iran has threatened any incoming American soldiers, saying “we have no red lines.”

PM cites “escalating actions in various European countries” as reason to act.

The 49-year-old man denies he was there to assassinate Trump, claiming he was carrying two firearms for self–defence.

“There was a time when we were told what to do. We got rid of that era thirty years ago,” the PM said in a reference to the Soviet rule of his country.

Facing increasing pressure from immigration, the Netherlands wants greater flexibility. But the Brussels establishment remains unyielding.

Michel Barnier’s plan to cut public spending by over €40 billion sparks backlash from both the Left and the Right.

Source in Swedish criminal network says their targets are “anything connected to Israel—synagogues, embassies, diplomats.”

Volodymyr Zelensky has toured the major capitals of Europe for two days asking for more military support.

“This false account of the scandal is helping to keep the public and politicians ignorant about what happened and what needs to be done,” journalist says.

A few days from the anniversary of the murders of teachers Samuel Paty and Dominique Bernard, the case is highly sensitive.

Conservatives told that Labour will be in power “for a decade by default” unless they work with Reform.

Hungary wants to postpone discussion of extending the renewal period for sanctions until after the U.S. elections.