A controversial law banning fossil-fuel heating will enter the German parliament this week, the party leaders of Germany’s three-way coalition announced on Tuesday, resolving a months-long feud and blockade of…
Spending caps set by the debt limit bill have empowered critics of U.S. aid to Ukraine, threatening the bipartisan coalition that has kept military assistance flowing to Kyiv. Give this…
Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said he was against stripping Hungary of its rotating presidency of the EU Council, saying it could be ‘counterproductive’ and even put Budapest in a…
The government’s no-deal Brexit planning crowded out efforts to manage the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the first evidence session of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry – set up to examine the…
Finland is rapidly moving towards full electrification of transportation as attitudes towards electric vehicles that remain expensive become more favourable, and petrol prices help drive the change. The number of…
Judge Aileen M. Cannon, under scrutiny for past rulings favoring the former president, has presided over only a few criminal cases that went to trial. Give this article 47 Judge…
Give this article By Edward Wong Reporting from Washington June 14, 20
The Swedish government should announce a weapons amnesty, rewards for tips on illegal weapons or even call in the army, said former prime Minister and Social Democrats’ party leader Magdalena…
Hackers sympathetic to Russia are believed to be responsible for a cyber attack on the websites of the Icelandic parliament, the cabinet and technology companies on Tuesday as the country…
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi continued to divide his country even after death, as a decision by the government, which includes his former party, to honour him with a…