Czechia will not cancel the initiative but will no longer make its own taxpayers foot the bill.

With the authorities not reading the warning signs, these events are likely to take place more and more often.

The White House says the Arctic island is a U.S. security priority, prompting sharp pushback from Denmark and Greenland’s leaders.

A Paris summit exposed deep divisions inside the EU as several governments signalled readiness to deploy forces after a ceasefire, while Washington refused to commit.

Plans for wider ‘dynamic alignment’ with the EU are Labour’s latest effort to backtrack on the 2016 ‘Leave’ vote.

Leaders are happy to release statements but want the issue of Greenland’s control to be decided by others.

Sources say staff loyalties to friends, family, or clans can influence decisions, with such practices now happening openly and without fear of consequences.

The West Midlands Police chief’s decision to bar Maccabi fans from a football match in England last year will be scrutinised at a Home Affairs Committee hearing today.

The change of power in Venezuela brings relations between Caracas, Madrid, and Washington back into focus after years of opaque diplomacy.

The sabotage plans have been known for months, but German officials have been too busy bashing the AfD.

The trade agreement is set to be signed on January 12th after a December pause triggered by protests in Brussels.

The deposed Venezuelan leader denied the narco-terrorism charges in court, insisting he is still president of his country.