Marcel Emmerich has asked German interior minister Alexander Dobrindt to admit Afghans stranded in Pakistan, citing a Constitutional Court ruling and a vote by his home city's…
Carmakers face binding recycled content quotas, a ban on exporting scrap vehicles and the bill for collecting write-offs under a regulation that replaces rules dating from…
Rabat has settled terms with France and opened talks with the Netherlands and Belgium before the rules bite on January 11, 2027.
Deliberate arson accounts for 29 of the cases, while the summer's most destructive blaze near Athens has been traced to a private power line.
Nearly 300 daily titles have asked France's competition authority to force the US company to honour commitments it gave regulators in 2022.
Abelardo de la Espriella has thanked Spain's Royal Family for its message of solidarity as the death toll from the magnitude 7.4 earthquake passed 250.
Fires traced to the electricity network destroyed more than 14,600 hectares and killed four people in late July alone, preliminary fire brigade findings show.
The US President spoke hours after American forces disabled a cargo ship that had tried to run the blockade of Iranian ports.
The United States secretary of state has compared the island's expected transition to eastern Europe after communism, as Brussels stays split over how to treat Havana.
The US President said the Secret Service and the military put him on a different aircraft while the presidential jet flew out of Ankara carrying reporters who believed he…
The ruling has landed as the European Union accelerates its re-engagement with Syria's new rulers and presses for the return of Syrian migrants.
Brussels has mobilised its Copernicus satellite service and opened its crisis consular channel to EU citizens caught in the disaster.
Washington says a US visa is a privilege and not a right, with the running total up by 75,000 since January.
The British fintech has gained a second banking base inside the European Union, though supervisors are reported to be preparing limits on what it can sell there.
More than 45 bodies have been exhumed as investigators in Aachen and Cologne widen inquiries into a former palliative care nurse serving life for 10 murders.
Officers in both cities lose their holidays until further notice, while the army orders its own troops in Ceuta back to their posts.
Reform UK is to send a delegation led by party chairman Lee Anderson to San Salvador to examine renting cells in Nayib Bukele's prison system
The Italian and Danish prime ministers want repatriation centres outside Europe and say foreigners living legally in the European Union must respect European values.
Explosives, dredging and four scuttled vessels have lifted the river 8cm above forecast at Cernavodă, buying the plant's surviving unit nine days.
More than a quarter of those aged under 40 said they intended to leave, according to pollster INSA.
The German campaign group urges patience, listening and empathy, though critics say the advice casts AfD voters as pupils in need of correction.
Armed police met the alleged cartel leader on the runway of a military aerodrome outside Dublin before a late-night court appearance.
Open-source warnings circulated in Moroccan media while Madrid took no preventive action.
Acting foreign minister says Pristina will keep defending Ukraine's territorial integrity but wants Volodymyr Zelensky to reconsider.
The Italian foreign minister said Rome would restore free movement once the danger of a second mass crossing into Ceuta had passed.
Staff who hold a gender recognition certificate qualify for the full paid entitlement, official guidance states.
Rome has tied any review of the suspension to intelligence warnings of a fresh mass crossing attempt at Ceuta.
The US President has told an American congressional news outlet that his own voters are angry with their party and may not turn out in November.
The blaze that swept from Boeotia into western Attica has been traced to a private power line built by the mayor's own company.
Sánchez calls the Italian controls discriminatory though Rome says they fall only on non-EU travellers.
