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Officials say the group planned explosive parcel attacks to spread fear and destabilize the country.

“We will get you all!” Polish prime minister tells perpetrators still at large.

Trump is only the second sitting U.S. president to attend a papal funeral — and comes against the backdrop of the U.S.’s increasingly isolationist posture.

Downing Street said the move would promote regional stability and “encourage the return of Syrian refugees.”

Athens has 13 open cases into alleged human rights violations involving migrants, the single largest number of incidents across the bloc.

Brief Easter Sunday meeting follows recent spat over migration between the Trump administration and the Holy See.

The withdrawal of aid by the U.S. and Europe could feed extremism and lead to a surge in emigration, experts warn.

Greece has the highest number of open investigations on its practices across the European Union.

Ankara is too important an ally to alienate, no matter what happens on the streets of Istanbul, politicians and officials tell POLITICO.

Key security fund — whose schemes range from stopping ISIS recruitment to clearing deadly mines in Sri Lanka — faces uncertain future after cut to aid spending.

Warsaw will suspend protection for new asylum seekers crossing into Poland from Belarus, PM Donald Tusk says.

With an $8.1 billion shortfall and the U.S. leading other Western countries in pulling support, the World Food Programme is making drastic aid cuts and scrambling to find donors.

The proposal would allow Bratislava to rake in lost gas transit fees — but experts are doubtful it would work without subsidies.

In a wide-ranging interview, Mette Frederiksen says she considers “mass migration … as a threat to the daily life in Europe.”

55,000 Islamic State-linked detainees are being held in Al Hol and Roj camps in northeastern Syria.

The EU has poured millions into Poland’s border enforcement — even as human rights groups accuse Warsaw of illegal pushbacks.

Iranian transgender man had been seeking to correct Hungary’s asylum register which listed him as a woman.

Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization suspends projects after U.S. stops $300M a year in funding.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni calls decision involving the coast guard ship Diciotti “highly questionable” and “very frustrating.”

Miatta Fahnbulleh, left-wing-economist-turned Labour minister, has been tasked with cutting Brits’ energy bills. But convincing the Treasury to budge makes it a mammoth task.

In December last year, more than 4.3 million people were under temporary protection in European countries after fleeing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.