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.

The recent Quran burning and riots in Malmö pose deadly threats to Swedes while endangering the lives of Christians in Iraq.

Britain may be preparing to host nuclear weapons, as leaked budgetary proposals suggest that RAF Lakenheath could be primed for U.S. warheads as soon as 2026.

In a bid to solve a housing crisis of its own making, the British government prioritized illegal migrants over university students.

The government has known about the weakening state of school-building concrete for years, but has given less than a week’s notice for lockdown-like online lessons now.

Spurious claims of child neglect put the Hermans in danger of losing their children to state care in the Netherlands.