Critics warn that the new rules could be misused, enabling overreach and intrusion into privacy

Berlin police will be allowed to secretly enter private homes

Brussels and Kiev are covering up for each other instead of "confronting the truth," the Hungarian leader says

The EU is still claiming “the moral high ground” despite

The Ukrainian leadership had backtracked on the plan last year after NATO objected

The Ukrainian government has ordered the merger of two major

Eric Adams has issued orders opposing divestment and limiting protests at worship sites as Zohran Mamdani prepares to take office

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Ukraine and Poland are in a row about which country's leader should pay the other a visit first

Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky’s “crown would not

They should be ready to defend themselves by 2027, according to the news agency

European NATO members are facing a US deadline to take more responsibility

A teacher in Ireland is back in court fighting for his right to follow his religious beliefs, and a judge is now vowing to keep him in jail through Christmas.

The government has vowed to deport all three million refugees, as relations between the two countries once again descended into violence.

The US president says he hates what has happened to London as he reignites his war of wards with the city's mayor.

Sergey Karaganov, one of Putin's top advisors, spoke to the TV channel Russia-1 about his opinion on the future of the war in Ukraine.