President Joe Biden on Wednesday welcomed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House, hailing him as “Man of the Year” during a meeting in the Oval Office.
The Times, largely seen as the paper of record within the United Kingdom, has run a cartoon on the topic of wanting to put former President Donald Trump in jail.
Sadiq Khan announced he will seek a historic third-term as Mayor of London after being backed by the Labour Party for the 2024 election.
Climate activists said Wednesday that they have sawn off the tip of the Christmas tree erected in front of Berlin’s iconic Brandenburg Gate.
Australian actor Hugh Jackman on Tuesday backed “one gender neutral acting category in which all performers compete” as a way of merging male and female acting award categories into one.
During the holiday season, people should once again cover their mouths with masks, French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne said on Tuesday.
Suella Braverman, Britain’s Home Secretary, has promised to see illegal migrants deported “at scale” to Rwanda.
Italian court sentenced migrant who filmed himself sexually abusing a woman he had given drugs to and who later died of an overdose.
The plan by New Zealand’s left-wing government to tax livestock farts plus burps to spare the environment from emissions of methane and nitrous oxide is still angering the nation’s farmers who see it as a war on their livelihoods.
Nigel Farage said that despite the High Court move to approve the Rwanda migrant scheme, it is still faces years of legal challenges.
MPs have launched a scathing assault on Grand Tour presenter Jeremy Clarkson over a hyperbole-laden article he penned discussing Meghan Markle.
Senior left politician Eva Kaili admitted she asked her father to hide cash after she was accused of taking money from Morocco and Qatar.
A former Nazi concentration camp secretary was found guilty of complicity by a German court Tuesday in the murders of over 10,000 prisoners during the Holocaust.
Two babies have been found dead aboard boats heading to Europe in recent days as people smugglers continue to lead migrants to their deaths.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin used the occasion of Security Agency Worker’s Day, a Russian holiday to honor spies and intelligence agents, on Tuesday to urge them to focus on the threats of “traitors” at home.
Brussels has reportedly summoned tech-billionaire Elon Musk to the European Parliament to discuss “hate speech” problems in relation to his social media network, Twitter.
Musician Terry Hall, who helped create of the defining sounds of post-punk Britain as lead singer of The Specials, has died. He was 63.
Mr Brexit insisted the British people had a right to be heard on matters important to them without being swept aside.
Pope Francis laid out his economic vision Monday, insisting that there are no “free workers” without labor unions.
A 54-year-old man was arrested by police for allegedly causing at least 19 forest fires in the province of Cáceres over the last two years.
Fears over possible gas shortages seem to have returned to the German media, with the cold European winter seeing the country burn through its saved-up supply far faster than expected.
BERLIN — Holocaust survivors from around the globe are marking the third day of Hanukkah together with a virtual ceremony as Jews worldwide worry about a sharp increase in antisemitism in Europe, the U.S. and elsewhere.
Ukraine is erasing the vestiges of Russian influence by pulling down monuments and renaming hundreds of streets to honor its own heroes.
The UK should prepare for high migration to become the new normal because of the country’s “ageing population”, a think tank has urged.
Nikolas Stihl, the head of the chainsaw manufacturing company Stihl, has wanted that Germany may be on the verge of deindustrialization.
A now retired Archbishop within the Church of England has attacked Britain’s plan to deport migrants to Rwanda for not taking into account climate change.
A theatre group has vowed to make their production of Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus more obviously racist in the hopes of highlighting the Bard’s alleged bigotry.
Following the French loss in the World Cup on Sunday, riots broke out across parts of the country, leading to 227 arrests.
Five people are dead after a 73-year-old man allegedly went on a shooting spree inside a condominium in Toronto on Sunday night.
Qatar obliquely threatened to cut the EU from its supply of natural gas amid claims that the Islamist nation bribed officials in Brussels.
Germany is readying decades-old armored personnel carriers for a key NATO unit after their modern replacements suffered a mass breakdown.
Actress Amber Heard has settled her defamation case against ex-husband Johnny Depp, with the figure of $1 million quoted by various sources as the agreed sum exchanged to end the matter.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the West should work to degrade Russia, citing the drones that Iran has been providing to Moscow.
Plans are progressing to dramatically cut the number of cars and cattle by 2030 for the sake of radical green politics in Ireland.
UK High Court rules govt plan for processing centres in Rwanda is lawful, yet further legal challenges likely await.
Pope Francis on Saturday signed a decree approving the beatification of a Polish family who were killed by Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II.
Ibrahima Bah, a 19-year-old described as having no fixed address, has been formally charged with a people smuggling offence after the deaths of four boat migrants at sea.
The EU accused Facebook parent Meta of breaching the bloc’s antitrust rules by distorting competition in the online classified ads business.
Considerably more Germans think immigration has a mostly “negative impact” on their country than don’t, a survey has found.
Video went viral on Sunday showing French soccer star Kylian Mbappe appearing to ignore President Emmanuel Macron.
