The problem of crumbling school buildings is the product of Labour and Conservative administrations. Due to government negligence, 1,000 schools could be forced to close.

Aiming to turn crisis into opportunity, federalists are hoping to centralise EU powers further, compelling one Polish MEP to warn about the formation of a homogenising state.

Intel sources say Russia hopes to trade advanced satellite and submarine technology for North Korean weapons.

The hefty grant was paused after a video of the mosque’s head imam discussing the stoning of women went viral on social media.

Speaking with a unified voice on the burdens of illegal migration, Italy and Greece met to seek unified solutions.

Eritrean migrant groups turned violent in Bergen and Tel Aviv over the weekend, the latest of several riots where Eritrean tensions at home have impacted Europe.

The personal assistant of MEP Flanagan is accused of hacking his former boss’s Twitter account, pretending to look for naked pictures of a colleague in what appears to be an elaborate prank.

Turkey and the United Nations are trying hard to revive the safe export of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea, but Putin remains an obstacle.

The Russian hacking incident exposed British state secrets while laying bare the security risks of privately owned national defence systems.

Described as “heroes” and “Robin Hoods,” London’s ‘Blade Runners’ are disabling cameras meant to enforce Mayor Sadiq Khan’s vehicle emission requirements.

A former Regular Army Officer looks at the largest issues, beyond party politics, confronting the new UK defence secretary.

Oleksii Reznikov was dismissed Sunday evening after months of corruption scandals around military supplies.