Merz’s Borrowing Plans Face Final Legal Challenge in German Court
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s controversial borrowing plans are under intense scrutiny as a court prepares to make a final ruling.
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Georgia Court Sentences Ex-President Saakashvili to Additional 4.5 Years in Prison
A Georgian court has sentenced former President Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional 4.5 years in prison, further escalating the legal…
Canada’s Carney Visits France to Seek ‘Reliable’ Allies Amid US Disputes
Mark Carney, Canada’s former central banker, is in France seeking to strengthen ties with European partners as tensions rise between…
Rwanda Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Belgium
Rwanda has officially severed diplomatic relations with Belgium, citing unresolved tensions between the two nations.
The Telegraph Issues Unprecedented Apologies to Zia Chishti
In a rare move, The Telegraph has issued a series of formal apologies to Zia Chishti, addressing previously published claims…
North Macedonia Nightclub Fire Kills at Least 59 During Concert
A devastating fire broke out during a concert at a nightclub in North Macedonia, killing at least 59 people and…
Estimated 100,000 Protesters Join Anti-Government Rally in Belgrade
Around 100,000 people gathered in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, for a massive anti-government demonstration, voicing discontent over political and economic issues.
Italy Plans to Bridge Automotive and Defense Sectors, Minister Announces
Italy is developing a strategic plan to integrate its automotive and defense industries, aiming to strengthen technological synergies and industrial…
Woman Set on Fire in Tram Attack in Eastern Germany, Suspect Flees
A shocking attack unfolded in eastern Germany when an unidentified assailant set a woman on fire aboard a tram before…
Thousands Rally in Belgrade Against Serbian Government
Mass protests erupted in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, as thousands took to the streets demanding political reforms and greater democracy.
Romania Bars Second Far-Right Candidate from Presidential Race
Romanian authorities have disqualified a second far-right candidate from the upcoming presidential election, citing legal and procedural violations.
Italy Faces EU Accounting Shift That Could Inflate Public Debt by Billions
Italy is bracing for a major accounting change mandated by the European Union, which could significantly increase its reported public…
German Parties Strike Deal to Ease Debt Limits, Boost Defense Spending
Germany’s ruling coalition has reached a landmark agreement to relax debt restrictions and increase defense spending amid growing security concerns…
Trump Threatens 200% Tariff on European Wine and Spirits in Retaliation
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to impose a massive 200% retaliatory tariff on European wine and spirits, escalating…
Putin Supports Ukraine Ceasefire Idea but Raises Doubts
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed support for a ceasefire in Ukraine but remains skeptical about its feasibility.
Germany’s Green Party Rejects Merz’s Spending Plan—What’s Next for the Economy?
The Green Party in Germany has thrown a major roadblock in opposition leader Friedrich Merz’s economic proposals. With tensions rising,…
US officials planning to meet with Ukrainian counterparts in Saudi Arabia
Senior US officials are planning a crucial meeting with Ukrainian counterparts in Saudi Arabia to discuss ongoing support for Ukraine…
Smoke Grenades Thrown in Serbian Parliament, Lawmaker Suffers Stroke
Chaos erupted in the Serbian parliament as smoke grenades were thrown during a heated session, causing panic and confusion.
UK Considers Multiple Ukraine Truce Options Following French Proposal
The UK has confirmed that several potential options for a ceasefire in Ukraine are under consideration, following a proposal from…
Christian Stocker Sworn in as Austrian Chancellor Amid New Three-Party Coalition
Christian Stocker has been sworn in as Austria’s new Chancellor, leading a three-party government formed after September’s elections.
Two Dead, Several Injured After Car Drives into Crowd in Mannheim, Germany
At least two people have been killed and several others injured after a car plowed into a crowd in Mannheim,…
Germany Considers Special Funds for Defence and Infrastructure, Sources Reveal
Germany is exploring the possibility of establishing special funds to bolster its defence capabilities and upgrade critical infrastructure, according to…