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Alberta’s auditor general says the province’s continuing care system was ill-prepared, poorly coordinated, and overly reliant on part-time and casual staff during the initial two…
Read more →BRUSSELS — Francesco Giorgi, the partner of former Parliament Vice President Eva Kaili and a former assistant at the European Parliament, has been conditionally freed…
Read more →Western allies want to protect Ukraine from the next Russian war — but a year into this war, there’s still no agreement over how to do…
Read more →MANCHESTER, England — Labour’s Keir Starmer has outlined the beginning of five “national missions” that will drive his 2024 election manifesto — but said they will take…
Read more →KANKAANPÄÄ, Finland — In October, three Russian citizens arrived in the border town of Imatra and filed the paperwork to buy a rambling former old…
Read more →DUBLIN — As if political tensions in Northern Ireland weren’t bad enough, Irish Republican Army die-hards unwilling to accept their side’s cease-fire appear determined to…
Read more →LONDON — The U.K. could delay the long-awaited refresh of its foreign policy and security strategy to late March, amid concerns the current draft does…
Read more →Last year the European Union, Switzerland and Norway recorded the largest number of asylum applications in seven years, with countries receiving nearly 1 million requests…
Read more →LONDON — As Westminster waits for a Brexit deal (again), Rishi Sunak is already tasking key allies with selling it to his grumbling MPs. The…
Read more →EU leaders expressed surprise and regret Tuesday after the Israeli government barred a member of the European Parliament from entering the country on an official…
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