Museum President Laurence des Cars described this as a positive “symbol” in “a sea of sadness and desolation.”

Those who came to the UK illegally via small boats would, if their asylum claims are successful, be allowed to remain in the UK under the same set of rules as immigrants who arrive legally.

Even after Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation as its leader, the Scottish National Party (SNP) still contends with embezzlement allegations naming Scotland’s former First Minister.

Germany’s Federal Prosecutor’s Office has demanded a heavier sentence for the female leader of the ultraviolet Antifa terror group known as the ‘Hammer Gang’ after she and three others were found guilty of multiple violent assaults.

Rishi Sunak said government’s job is to make sure we benefit from technology’s potential to improve our lives.

“We cannot allow Russia to achieve its military objectives,” the Hungarian President said, while the country was among the first to deliver humanitarian aid to flood victims of the Kakhovka dam explosion.

Romania’s pro-EU government changed rules impacting the courts, despite human rights groups warning that the reforms represent a clear threat to judicial independence. The EU Commission failed to act.

The Spanish NGO denied any links to extremism, but this is not the first time an Islamist group has been featured at the Parliament.

The UK will hold a summit later this year on the need to keep artificial intelligence in check, which the prime minister hopes Joe Biden might attend.

An EU report shows that Maltese citizenship is part of the global net of the spyware business.

Elements in the ruling German coalition hesitate to back a ban, while consensus in the EU on the Green Transition begins to fall apart.

An FBI source claims that the U.S president and his son, Hunter Biden, had been paid $5 million each by the executive of Ukrainian energy company Burisma.