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The president has left a breadcrumb trail suggesting nothing would make him happier than to see the Eagles get slaughtered in the Super Bowl.

Disconnecting from the Soviet-era grid faced an intimidation campaign — but it’s Moscow that could be left in a precarious position.

Labour’s decision to grant the geopolitical archipelago to Mauritius has sparked criticism from all sides.

Debanking went stateside in November, but has a well-trodden history in Britain after Farage was kicked out of Coutts bank.

He provided no details on how this was possible.

Report should include a list of “concrete” policy recommendations for the sector which the European Commission would then implement.

Conservative leader’s gambit to weaken the postwar ‘firewall’ may be a boon for the AfD ahead of a national election.

“Acknowledgement of the dark past of the country” is vital, says the chair of Israel’s Holocaust remembrance center.

Several online activists have been arrested over the past few weeks for inciting violence. Some have TikTok accounts with more than 400,000 followers.

U.S. president calls the clergywoman a “Radical Left hard line Trump hater,” “ungracious,” “nasty” and “not compelling or smart.”

AI development is a significant part of the Trump administration’s tech policy proposals.

The action laid waste to the Justice Department’s four-year drive to punish the first disruption of the transfer of power in American history.

Trump’s 30-minute speech includes a list of promises to enact “America first” agenda.

Slovenia has drawn global attention and its fair share of misinterpretation. Now its residents are saying enough is enough.

“This is not the way to solve things,” the pontiff says about the U.S. president-elect’s planned immigration crackdown.

How Britain’s royals could smooth the U.K.’s relationship with a highly unpredictable White House.

In a new book, Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner urges the U.S. and Europe to join together in a “Freedom Trade Alliance” against China, Russia and other autocracies.

The U.S. president-elect lays down a clear ideological marker with his unusual invitees from across the globe.

Pro-Moscow candidate Zoran Milanović secures a second term after winning runoff by almost 3:1 margin.

New U.S. sanctions against Russia target Serbia’s main gas company, at the same time that Azerbaijan claims to not be able to deliver its supply.