According to a Council on Geostrategy report, the European logistics environment has gone from permissive to challenging, with growing scope for frontline Western forces to be isolated from key supplies.
The Rassemblement national candidate looks set to defeat former PM Édouard Philippe in a second-round runoff by 52% to 48%, says survey.
Von der Leyen called Russia’s actions a “deliberate strategy” to destabilise Europe.
Under a new proposal, accession countries would join the Union without an initial power of veto over foreign policy or otherwise unanimous decisions.
Rubio has signed agreements in Yerevan to renew a strategic partnership and cooperate on critical minerals.
Images from Buggenhout showed a severely damaged minibus lying on its side near the railway line, with emergency tents set up nearby.
Jordan Bardella questioned whether any French territory “still escapes barbarization” in 2026.
South Korea said the missiles were fired from Chongju and flew roughly 80 kilometres.
The Hungarian PM himself has submitted an amendment to the amendment to the Basic Law sumbitted to parliament by his brother-in-law.
According to reports, the staffer of AfD politician Peter Bohnhof was denied both a Bundestag ID and access to internal IT systems.
Minister says returnees would receive no government support—warning that any crimes would be prosecuted under Australian law.
Orders for a major IDF offensive follow weeks of terrorist drone attacks.
Tehran sends out negotiators in an attempt to unfreeze its assets.
The Russian foreign ministry has called on foreign citizens to evacuate Kyiv after pleding “systematic strikes”.
Protesters flooded the Spanish capital over the weekend, urging immediate government intervention to tackle skyrocketing property costs and a severe lack of affordable homes.
Human Rights Watch warns that President Erdoğan’s administration is employing abusive measures to dismantle the country’s primary opposition faction.
The French president held a rare phone call with his Belarusian counterpart, cautioning Minsk against becoming more directly involved in Russia’s war effort.
Predominantly Kurdish areas of northeastern Syria held parliamentary ballots as part of a controversial process aimed at integrating the semi-autonomous region into Syria’s central state institutions.
A huge rally in the Serbian capital escalated into clashes as protesters moved from the central square toward key state buildings.
A new poll suggests confidence in Germany’s military preparedness remains extremely low despite years of increased defence spending.
