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Officers conducted searches across Saxony, Thuringia, Hamburg and Bremen, raiding residences in Zwickau, Leipzig, Dresden, Saalfeld, Hamburg and Bremen.
The mechanism is designed to finance a dedicated mutualisation pool managed by State-owned reinsurer Caisse Centrale de Réassurance (CCR).
The case concerned a man jailed for seven years in Romania for importing three grams of cannabis and four MDMA pills into the country.
Eurozone finance ministers are due to weigh the names on November 9, with three of the six seats at the top of the central bank now in play.
Leaders of the anti-Netanyahu bloc have met to coordinate a bid for power, though they remain divided over the Arab-led parties whose 19 seats could prove decisive.
Three senior diplomats have stepped down after the government, backed by Brussels, used riot police to hand control of the country's top court to judges elected…
The Chilean leader is due to meet the head of Vox and collect Madrid's top international honour before travelling to Rome for talks with Italy's Prime Minister and…
A special operations headquarters has been set up at National Police Headquarters in Warsaw, with the police commands in Olsztyn and Białystok.
Ministers have reminded every council that care home residents choose what they eat, after the capital's green caps on beef provoked a national outcry.
Forecasters rate Democrats strong favourites to take the House of Representatives, while the Senate hinges on states Donald Trump carried comfortably in 2024.
Warsaw has pointed the finger at Moscow while the opposition accuses the ruling coalition of seizing the country's top court by force.
“When we were deciding to join the EU, no one imagined that in any of its member states or in the Union as a whole it would be possible without consequences,”…
"The first time was the night that we were told that Henry had died. And the second time was when we watched that video".
The warning has raised concerns in Berlin about the future of a crucial transatlantic security partnership.
A survey carried out in the two days after the high-speed crash puts the ruling party on course to drop below 100 seats, with the Right heading for a comfortable…
Russian state authorities have not announced the recovery of live firearms or assembled explosives from the premises.
The technical breakdown strikes at the heart of Defence Minister Boris Pistorius’ flagship procurement strategy.
A five-party coalition has failed to agree how to find the savings needed to meet EU deficit rules, sending the Prime Minister to the King to offer his resignation.
During budget debates in the Palais Bourbon, an amendment introduced by the Socialist parliamentary group passed through the National Assembly.
More than 50,000 customers have been left in the dark after the island's ageing power station disconnected from its grid, 17 months after a similar collapse.
Most of those arrested held German nationality, Hesse's interior minister said, as the youth unrest that has shaken France spilled over into Germany.
The Commission has backed parliament's choice of judges but stayed silent on the suspension of the tribunal's president by one of them.
Ministers have countered that the head of state himself may have broken the law by entering the constitutional court at night.
The MP, second on the Frente Amplio list in Madrid for Spain's November 29 general election, also faces internal complaints of abusive treatment from three former…
The incumbent, who opposes military aid to Ukraine and favours dialogue with Moscow, has beaten pro-Western challenger Andrey Gyurov in a run-off marked by another…
The chief justice of the top court Bogdan Święczkowski was prevented from entering the building of the court he leads.
School pupils have rejected the government's plan to replace the university admissions platform and are joining unions in a nationwide strike on November 5.
Agencies stepped in after radical leftist and pro-Palestinian groupings called for street demonstrations directly outside the party’s state congress.
The aggregate is compiled by Leiden University political scientist Tom Louwerse for Dutch public broadcaster NOS.
The second deadly crash on the line this year, after 46 people died near Adamuz, Córdoba province, on January 18.
