Turkey on Tuesday arrested dozens of suspected Kurdish militants and their supporters after an attack on the government district in the capital Ankara injured two… Read More »Turkey arrests dozens of suspected Kurdish militants following Ankara attack
Serbia arrested on Tuesday the suspected leader of a group of gunmen who killed a Kosovo police officer on September 24, the interior ministry said.
An emotional memorial is held for the 368 migrants, mainly from Eritrea, who died 10 years ago.
Soaring costs across the EU are pricing out renters, deterring prospective buyers and preventing new homes from being built. As Europe’s housing crisis grows, so do homelessness… Read More »Inflated rents, high interest rates and lack of supply create European housing crisis
French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna hailed the Armenian parliament’s ratification of the founding treaty of the International Criminal Court on Tuesday — a vote that… Read More »French FM Catherine Colonna visits Armenia to underline ‘continued support’
EU lawmakers on Tuesday backed proposals to boost journalistic independence, but stopped short of pushing for a blanket ban on governments spying on reporters.
Gender equality and safe working environments can only be achieved in a world free from violence and harassment. Governments, civil society, and the private sector… Read More »Four actions to forge workplaces free from sexual harassment and violence
More than 50 people were killed after troops opened fire on anti-UN protesters in August.
Spain’s King Felipe VI on Tuesday tasked outgoing Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez with forming the next government, the parliamentary speaker said.
RC Lens’ iconic Stade Bollaert-Delelis hosts Premier League high-flyers Arsenal for its long-awaited return to Champions League football on Tuesday, 25 years after the Sang… Read More »Arsenal’s trip to Lens evokes glory days in miners’ town hooked to football
