The judge increased the penalty, saying the prosecution’s request did not “adequately reflect the seriousness of the facts.”

One of the country’s poorest regions is now attracting workers

The outgoing U.S. president tried and failed to secure billions in new aid and to push younger Ukrainian men into the firing line.

How will Labour deliver on their promise to “return law and order” by taking police off the streets?

The agreement is intended to help balance the commercial relationship between the two countries—with potentially serious consequences.

The two conservative governments will play a key role in bridging Brussels and Washington during Trump’s second term.

The Left demands Macron’s impeachment, while the Right calls for his resignation.

Conservatives are looking to Europe in their efforts to uphold a ban on the controversial ‘treatment.’

“It appears the Commission under Ursula von der Leyen is the enemy within,” MEP Christine Anderson said after getting an evasive response to a formal inquiry.

The investigative news site behind the fake ‘Potsdam meeting’ story is now suing for the release of an anti-AfD report that might not even exist.

Didier Reynders, von der Leyen’s former ‘rule-of-law’ chief, is under investigation for laundering money through the Belgian lottery system.

Planned attacks on primarily Jewish targets intended to “kill as many as possible.”