European Court Slams Russia over Ex-KGB Officer Killing
A top European court has ruled that Russia is fully responsible for the assassination
500 Migrants on Hunger Strike in Belgium
More than 500 migrants and refugees have continued hunger strike for nearly two months
Thousands Evacuated as Volcano Erupts in Spain Island
Approximately 10,000 people were evacuated after a volcano began erupting on the La Palma
Casualties Reported in Shooting at Russian University
At least eight people were pronounced dead in an attack by a university student
EU Parliament to Sanction UAE over Rights Violations
European Union (EU) legislators have passed a strongly worded resolution concerning the poor human
Denmark Restores Pre-Pandemic Life
About 52,000 people attended a huge pop concert at Copenhagen’s Parken stadium in Denmark.
Dutch Foreign Minister Resigns over Afghanistan Crisis
Dutch Foreign Minister Sigrid Kaag has resigned over evacuation chaos in Afghanistan that followed
How Will German Election Affect EU Relations?
As German election approach, critics expect that its outcome will complete the transformation of
Swedish Finance Minister to Become First Female PM
Swedish Finance Minister Magdalena Andersson is favourite to become Sweden’s first female prime minister.
Flash floods Hit Southern French Villages
As new heavy rainfall hit southern French villages on Wednesday, as flash floods abruptly turned
