The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to break up the data giant to settle monopoly concerns.

The French president decided to show some common sense and abide by tradition.

Deputy PM is concerned that non-Swedes could have a “decisive” impact on municipal elections.

The Tusk cabinet is trying to hurt its main rival before the presidential elections next year.

NATO states are stepping up surveillance of pipelines and cables.

The social democrats are ready to back conservative Italian Raffaele Fitto in exchange for Ribera again, but VOX warned that the EPP will become “irrelevant” if it accepts the deal.

Hungary will host a meeting between interior ministers on Friday, expected to finalize the decades-long negotiations.

Representatives say farmers have been “betrayed” by the Labour government.

Recent police raids over satirical memes highlight the growing erosion of free speech in the country.

British protesters say the “tractor tax” will mean the end of many family farms.

“The European Commission cannot be the hiding place of a minister who owes a lot of explanations to the people,” the PP leader said, referring to Teresa Ribera’s mismanagement of the recent deadly floods in Spain.

“It raises suspicions when a cable breaks, prompting questions about why it happened,” says cybersecurity expert.