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Renowned for his parliamentary activism, Pieter Omtzigt, an independent Member of Parliament, has unveiled his plans to participate in the upcoming November general

The Polish government is intensifying its pursuit of reparations from Germany for damages incurred during World War II and anticipates gaining support from international partners in the near

 

President Emmanuel Macron's visits to Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea on July 27 and 28 are intended to give substance to France's strategic plans for the region, despite

 

Vilnius University has decided to terminate the employment contract of Andrey Desnitsky, a Russian professor who contested the notion of Baltic states being occupied by the

Germany is witnessing a surge in Turkish citizens seeking asylum, particularly among the educated who oppose the government and see limited prospects for the future in Turkey.

 

The consolidation efforts embraced by 26 Flemish municipalities have already led to an expenditure of a quarter of a billion euros for Flanders, as reported by De Standaard and Het Belang van

 

 

As 2024 approaches, Belgium is gearing up to assume the presidency of the Council of the European Union, a responsibility that rotates among EU member states every six months. During its

The Flemish regional government has made a significant decision to invest 1.5 million euros annually in the NATO Innovation Fund and DIANA, NATO's 'accelerator' for investment in defense

Recent Quran-burning protests in Sweden and Denmark have led to increased security concerns and international tensions. The protests, carried out by individuals and far-right groups, have

 

On Tuesday morning, the Danish Minister of Defense and leader of the Venstre party, Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, returned to work, as documented by a photographer from Ritzau.