
Consortium to Support Women in Kosovo
The project, led by the Hungary Helps Agency, aims to provide victims of abuse resources and mentorship to help them rebuild their lives.

The project, led by the Hungary Helps Agency, aims to provide victims of abuse resources and mentorship to help them rebuild their lives.

A pro-government singer’s show in Brussels was attacked ahead of the Congolese election.

From Finland to Bulgaria, NATO’s eastern flank is preparing for conflict with Russia.

President Vučić is confident in his party’s win, but official results are not expected until Monday night.

“Too much is too much!”: German Farmers’ Association warns that this is “only the beginning” of their opposition to the diesel austerity.

Both Bidens face court challenges as they are accused of taking millions in foreign payments.

The landmark reform in Sweden’s foreign aid policy is indicative of the SD-supported government’s attempt to reorient policies so they align with national, not globalist, interests.

Ukrainian security services are investigating the incident as terrorism.

The subject of clothing in schools regularly crops up in French politics, but until now no education minister has implemented it.

Brussels’ attempts to consolidate the flow of health data are raising concerns about ‘medical totalitarianism’ as MEPs warn against sacrificing patient privacy for profit.
After years of waiting, the UK government has finally recognized the acts of genocide against the Yazidi people by the Islamic State terror group in Iraq, citing a German court ruling.
Turkish authorities launched an investigation into Disney after the network pulled a dramatisation of the life of Kemal Atatürk following lobbying by the Armenian diaspora.
In light of the Canadian government’s legislation forcing social media giant Meta to pay for the news content they distribute, the company has decided to block news content in Canada on its platform.
Authorities say that increasingly, crews of Tunisian fishing boats are leaving behind the profession and are dedicating themselves to “the more lucrative activity of pirates,” plundering small iron boats that ferry migrants from Tunisia to Sicily.
The minimum income plan has had its controversies since implementation, as there have been several reports of foreigners scamming the system for millions of euros.
The reason for the forty-day journalism strike was not the new editor-in-chief’s professional shortcomings but his ideological beliefs: Lejeune is of a decidedly rightist bent.
While happy to support the Western foreign policy agenda on Ukraine and Taiwan, the Meloni administration’s anti-colonial line regarding Africa is now clashing with French strategic interests over how to respond to the Niger crisis.
The restrictions on Hungarian passport holders to travel to the United States put a definite strain on the relationship between the NATO allies.
Ambassadors have been called in for talks after a senior Polish official said Kyiv should “start appreciating the role Poland has played for Ukraine.”
The architect of the EU’s online content edict is reportedly starting his bid for the Commission’s presidency, courting centrist allies in the Parliament, disposing of rivals, and consolidating power.
The Polish ministry of defense noted that Belarusian authorities had “previously informed the Polish side” about the training exercise.
The former president said he was being “persecuted” in a manner “reminiscent of Nazi Germany.”