Drones and debris ‘accidentally’ entering NATO airspace are becoming commonplace.

A pro-peace turn in Washington could tip the scales toward decisive change—both on the battlefield and the EU institutions,the Hungarian PM said.

Leftists say it breaches the separation of church and state, while the Right criticises the president’s refusal to follow centuries-old customs.

Few could have predicted that in the days leading up to polling, the death of a squirrel would serve as a hot-button issue.

Local says she is not surprised by the violence and blames authorities for failure to deal with rising crime.

“Appeals cannot block everything,” declares MEP—while heavy patrol boat Libra sets sail for the Balkans.

Expat vote swung election to incumbent, while the domestic majority supported opponent

Demonstrators argue the law endangers women’s rights, allowing ‘gender changes’ as early as age five and imposing fines for ‘misgendering.’

Critics say the membership chose Kemi Badenoch for “continuity,” but the country is “hungry for serious change.”

There are serious concerns about the danger to the Reform leader’s life.

Warnings from Spain’s meteorological agency were issued early, but federal officials did not act.

Critics described the ban on elected representatives asking important questions of the government as “extraordinary” and amounting to “the end of democracy.”