Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner (ÖVP) said it’s “necessary” to continue the border checks in light of the “high migratory pressure” Austria experienced in 2022, having received over 110,000 asylum applications—the highest percentage increase year over year of any member state.

The strikers claimed their intention to “turn the streets of Paris into a public dump until the pension reform is withdrawn.”

The Twitter boss has stopped referring to the BBC as “government funded,” but remains unconvinced that the broadcaster is free from state intervention.

Eva Kaili, now under electronic monitoring, continues to vigorously assert her innocence through her lawyer.

According to an internal government document, the suspect, 21-year-old Jack Teixeira, was employed full-time to work on military intelligence systems.

The news is likely to precipitate political controversy in Serbia given that broad swaths of the population strongly support Russia.

Northern Ireland has experienced political instability over unionist objections to the post-Brexit Windsor Framework, which gives the EU influence over Northern Ireland.

Given the steps taken by the U.S. and its allies in ‘China-proofing’ the Asian-Pacific region, a scenario of open conflict with the regional behemoth edges ever closer.

Little had been said about the pipeline investigation for months, either by governments or the media, until Hersh’s report was published.

With fewer than 400,000 babies born last year, Italy has the third lowest fertility rate in the OECD.

Nuclear advocates have condemned the shutdown as counterproductive and is the latest in a self-destructive trend when it comes to German energy policy.

Punitive measures targeting the bank and its senior officials came as a part of a new sanctions package imposed by the U.S. against more than 120 organizations and individuals in more than 20 countries.