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The case has been widely described as politically motivated and the trial a “sham.”

The disruptions have been described as a “global technology issue.”

He was subdued. Defiant. And everything in between.

Republicans plan for the possibility Joe Biden will drop out of the presidential race and begin wargaming strategies against potential replacements

Italy has been criticized for its use of defamation laws against journalists.

Post-Qatargate rule changes and increased scrutiny mean EU lawmakers must reveal more around their work.

Competent helpers are pivotal to the success of EU lawmakers — but what do they actually do? And what makes a good one?

As the Belarusian dictator marks three decades in power, his enabling of Russia’s war in Ukraine and reliance on Kremlin money make him vulnerable, say regime insiders.

A former top Homeland Security Department official discusses the fallout from the Trump assassination attempt.

The South Caucasus country’s EU candidacy has been frozen amid warnings over backsliding on human rights.

The 39-year-old freshman senator was named as Trump’s running mate on Monday.

From Spain to Serbia, right-wing forces were quick to point the finger over the attack.

Court case pits Budapest against the very own institution is it chairing until end 2024.

“He sounds like a person who is ready to go, very strong, unwavering,” said his former chief of staff.

The portrayal could solidify the inevitability of Trump’s presidency among some Evangelicals.

Despite the bitter atmosphere, there are real ways to ease political tensions.

The FBI identified Thomas Matthew Crooks as the suspected gunman.

Two top campaign officials said they hoped “this horrendous act will bring our team, and indeed the nation, together in unity.”

Saturday’s violence broke out against a backdrop of a government already inundated by threats for members of Congress, judges and other officials.

The strike took place in an area Israel’s military had designated as safe for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.

“This is not a matter for children, so, my dear … go away,” PiS leader tells blogger Sara Małecka-Trzaskoś.

New regional government will limit use of smartphones by kids in Brussels and Walloon schools.

The conservative allies will sit down at the former president’s Mar-a-Lago resort.