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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday signed decrees recognizing the occupied Ukrainian regions of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia as independent, ahead of their illegal annexation by…
Read more →Germany’s Federal Audit Court on Thursday sharply criticized the government for its plan to cap gas prices, implicitly accusing the government of bypassing debt rules…
Read more →Hospital admissions for patients with COVID-19 jumped 48 percent over the last week in England, as experts warn that the first winter wave is starting…
Read more →The U.S. and its allies are hoping to rally the international community to send an unmistakable message to Vladimir Putin: Using nuclear weapons would prompt…
Read more →U.S. and European officials are increasingly pointing toward sabotage as the cause of two explosions that caused massive leaks from natural gas pipelines out of…
Read more →Polish Education Minister Przemysław Czarnek had to apologize for homophobic statements he made in 2020, saying in remarks released Wednesday that LGBTQ+ people were “not…
Read more →The International Monetary Fund urged U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss to “re-evaluate” her tax-cutting plan, saying it will “likely increase inequality” in a harsh statement…
Read more →DUBLIN — Ireland unveiled a whopping €11 billion budget Tuesday designed to shelter households and businesses from runaway energy bills and a home-grown housing crisis.…
Read more →LIVERPOOL — A Labour government would require British trade negotiators to ensure all regions of the U.K. benefit from new agreements. Shadow International Trade Secretary Nick…
Read more →U.S. President Joe Biden will host a state dinner for French President Emmanuel Macron in December, the White House announced Monday. The dinner, scheduled for…
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