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Niculescu’s technocratic cabinet passed the joint session of parliament on October 20 with a 280 to 58 vote, clearing the 233-seat threshold required for confirmation.
The Argentine President accused the Spanish Government of encouraging the invasion of Ceuta, five weeks before a general election.
According to group chief executive Alexandre Bompard, roughly 50 Carrefour outlets were attacked on the initial night of unrest alone.
Italy’s defence minister acknowledges growing public opposition to support for Kyiv while signalling that another aid package could be approved before the end…
The representative survey places the Christian Democrats 11 points behind the Alternative for Germany (AfD), which leads the field at 29 per cent.
The incident is the latest drone incursion into a country on NATO’s eastern flank and comes amid heightened concerns in Poland and the Baltics of spillover from…
Tax records compiled by the national statistics office placed Asturian and León coalfield towns at the top of the dependency scale, five weeks before Spain votes.
Brussels wants Ottawa and London to put up more money for Kyiv next year, with ambassadors preparing the ground on October 22.
Prosecutors believe photographs of the company's North Jutland site were intended for a Russian intelligence service.
Spanish reporting has linked seven organisations active in France's October unrest to George Soros's foundations, as activists prepare a Europe-wide youth strike…
The takeover of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s provincial government intensifies the confrontation with Imran Khan’s opposition and threatens to spill over into Pakistan’s…
The deliveries from the Emirates and Bahrain cover just over a tenth of French consumption, though the Élysée will not say how much they might take off the price…
Video footage showed him arriving in front of the classroom, knocking on the door and waiting for a female teacher to come out.
Defence secretary Wes Streeting described the Houthi campaign against Saudi Arabia as “absolutely despicable and dangerous for the region”.
The compromise introduces dedicated mechanisms designed to grant car manufacturers additional leeway in meeting their fleet emissions targets.
According to police sources and local prosecutors, the man is an activist registered on France’s national security watchlist with an active “Fiche S” notice.
Ryanair said it would cut 20 routes and more than 1.1 million seats from its Belgian schedule this winter, moving six aircraft out of the country.
The circular reflects the government’s broader effort to target the financial incentives surrounding street unrest and the informal economy.
About three in four voters in the oil-rich province rejected opening a legal path towards separation, in a result Prime Minister Mark Carney called a choice for…
The material on the site is dated from 2014 through to September 2026, which sits awkwardly with the party’s account of dormant mailboxes.
Governing parties joined Chega to pass bills that would end free treatment for non-residents and for foreigners in the country illegally, though the measures are…
The US Vice-President also tied the riots in France to immigration and declined to follow Donald Trump in backing Benjamin Netanyahu.
Police reported no major incidents overnight as the government prepared a second round of local restrictions, with prosecutors casting doubt on official claims about…
Troops are to reinforce police in the city after two nights of looting and street battles, with the cabinet set to approve tougher detention powers that would also…
The Austrian Government says years of migration have brought conflicts into Europe that are not Europe's own, and warns it will act against extremism at home.
The US President blamed immigration for the worst disorder France has seen in decades and said he had warned his French counterpart years ago to close the borders.
The US President has again questioned Volodymyr Zelensky's standing, nine days after urging Ukraine to find a new leader, while signalling he would sit down with…
“If it’s necessary, we could do it. The implementation of these curfews seems to me to be more appropriate,” Lecornu said.
"We are firmly defending the border against illegal migration; we have our own asylum policy of not accepting applications and we deport those who break Polish law".
September alone accounted for about 14,300 crossings, 28 per cent fewer than in the same month of 2025 but 11 per cent more than in August.
