WikiLeaks released hundreds of thousands of classified US military documents on Washington's wars in Afghanistan and Iraq along with swathes of diplomatic cables.
Sergey Lavrov criticises Europe's military buildup and Macron's anti-Russian stance, claiming Europe may not be relevant as a partner for Russia for at least one generation.
EU law stipulates that people arriving in the bloc without documents can be sent to a third country, where they could have requested asylum –– so long as that country is deemed safe and the applicant has a genuine link with it.
The government says Robert Fico was seriously injured in a politically motivated shooting.
Slovak Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok says Prime Minister Robert Fico's condition has stabilised but is still "very serious" a day after the violence that prompted deep worries of an escalation in the politically polarised nation.
The current prime minister of Slovakia, who made an unexpected comeback after taking the lead in the country’s snap parliamentary election in September last year, has been a strong advocate of ending military assistance to Ukraine.
Experts say public reaction was triggered by Britain’s complicity in Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza as well as its bloody colonial past.
With far right and populist parties now part of or leading a half dozen governments in the 27-nation bloc, they appear positioned to make gains in the June 6-9 election for the European Parliament.
The Socialist Party (PS) group in the assembly expressed disappointment over the decision.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin arrives in China for a two-day visit, highlighting growing partnership between Moscow and Beijing, and underlining strategic alignment between the two regional powers.
Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot in the town of Handlova. Rescuers rushed him to hospital.
Many security analysts, both inside and outside, have criticised Defence Minister Sergey Shoigu for his handling of the Ukraine war.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken attempted to cheer up Ukrainians fighting off Russia during his visit to Kiev with a guitar performance, but not everyone thought his performance was appropriate.
Eurovision 2024 in Sweden's Malmo may have witnessed its most politicised year yet, with experts suggesting that the event has always been entangled in the politics of its time.
Ireland's Foreign Minister Micheal Martin announces the country's decision to recognise the state of Palestine by the end of May 2024, without specifying an exact date.
The bloc warned that the bill could hinder the Georgia's EU aspirations by imposing strict registration and disclosure rules on organisations with substantial foreign funding.
Pro-independence protesters say France's new constitutional reform will dilute the share of the vote held by Kanaks, the Indigenous group that makes up about 41 percent of the population.
On his fourth visit to Ukraine since the Russian offensive, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken reassures Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that Washington will continue to support Kiev against Moscow.
The unrest started with protests against voting reforms that French lawmakers are debating in Paris which would increase the number of people who could cast ballots in New Caledonia.
With Hungary viewed as China's “Trojan horse” within the EU, France and Serbia are serving as outliers, acting outside the American foreign policy ambit.
The Flag reflects on the aftermath of the 2015 Paris attacks, as local media and politics continue othering Arab and African communities.
As Blinken visits, American-made artillery, long-range missiles — ATACMS — and air defence interceptors approved by President Joe Biden on April 24 are already reaching Ukrainian forces deployed on the front lines, officials say.
Ankara, Athens committed to resolving issues with 'cordial dialogue, good neighborly ties, international law,' Erdogan says in news conference with Greek Premier Mitsotakis.
The pledge is part of a broader effort by Ukraine's partners to provide assurances that they will stand by Kiev for the long haul, with no end in sight to the war against Russia's offensive and no immediate prospect of EU or NATO membership.
The ruling Georgian Dream party, which was forced to drop a similar bill last year after public outcry, is intent on passing the bill at a final hearing expected on Tuesday, arguing the new rules will promote transparency.
The court rejected the AfD's challenge against the domestic intelligence agency's classification of labelling the AfD a "suspected right-wing extremist group".
Thousands of people marched against Israel’s participation in the international song competition.
Kharkiv governor says nearly 6,000 residents in and around Vovchansk have been evacuated, as all regional border areas are now under fire almost around the clock.
Lithuania’s president and prime minister will compete in a second round of the presidential vote, with President Gitanas Nauseda leading and Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte challenging.
Catalonia’s separatist parties face defeat as socialists secure a clear victory, with voters opting for change after years of secessionist tensions.
PSG celebrated their Ligue 1 title win, Kylian Mbappe's farewell loomed large as he scored a goal in his final home game but the team lost.
North Macedonia's first female president, Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, has ignited tensions with Greece by challenging naming agreements.
The major reshuffle comes with Russian forces advancing on the battlefield for the first time in months.
'Instead of seeing an unsolvable puzzle, we should focus on strengthening positive agenda, seek cooperation between our countries, nations,’ says Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.