Oliver Devereaux

Martin Sellner, a prominent European far-right figure, was stopped from giving a speech at an event in Switzerland and thrown out of the region, Aargau, where it was taking place. A far-right

Groundbreaking new EU laws to safeguard the independence of newsrooms received the final seal of approval by the European Parliament on Wednesday. The Media Freedom Act – first proposed by the EU

As chair of the defense committee, Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann is one of Germany’s most recognized supporters of Ukraine and of bolstering Germany’s own military. Now she hopes to bring her views to Brussels.

Special counsel Robert Hur appeared before a congressional panel, and defended questioning Biden’s mental acuity in a report on mishandling classified documents, sparking ire from both Republicans and Democrats. Special counsel Robert

The European Commission will today recommend opening EU accession talks with Bosnia and Herzegovina, eight years after the Western Balkan country applied to be a member of the bloc. Announcing her executive’s

The Western Balkan country is among six nations who are at different stages of the EU accession. Since Russia’s war in Ukraine, EU officials are trying to lure them away from Russian

Thailand’s electoral commission said that it had agreed “unanimously” to seek the dissolution of the Move Forward party, which had pledged to reform the country’s royal insult laws. Thailand’s electoral commission on

The man was a missionary involved in helping North Koreans in Russia’s Far East defect, according to media reports. South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said its consulate is providing the individual with assistance

EU ministers have agreed that the bloc should regulate the circumstances under which “gig economy” workers would be granted employee rights. The rules would apply to platforms such as Deliveroo and Uber.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has said that NATO’s newest member will now share “burdens, responsibilities, and risks, with our allies.” Sweden’s national flag was raised on Monday for the first time at  NATO headquarters marking

French President Emmanuel Macron said he would propose legislation in May for adults to “ask to be helped to die” when they are faced with terminal illnesses. French President Emmanuel Macron has