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As global fortunes are poured into AI, the Bank of England governor sounds a warning, as he should: heavily favored horses fall at…

A growing number of voices in the CDU are calling for a rethink of the party's relationship with the AfD. Officially, its incompat…

German ministers say police evidence, intelligence and methods used in previous Russian sabotage operations point to Moscow. Berli…

A majority of Icelanders rejected even reopening talks on EU membership, a striking rebuff from a wealthy, stable democracy alread…

Russia is sending jet-powered Shahed drones toward Kyiv in successive small waves, many along an unusual route skirting the Belaru…

Iceland will not reopen accession talks with the European Union. The country is already closely tied to the bloc but wants to reta…

Surveillance concerns have long loomed large in the American public consciousness. Those fears have intensified with the widesprea…

Marine Le Pen doubles down on the hijab ban, betting that a popular but divisive measure will strengthen rather than weaken her 20…

Fake diplomat accounts, cloned news sites and AI-generated images are stoking fears of a Polish land grab in Czechia. The campaign…

When one sees a British flag flying in Britain, does one see a symbol of patriotism or of hate and shame? No question distills the…

Europe’s electric-car revolution was built on a zero that existed only on paper. Scientists now find that battery cars cut life-cy…

Trump's policy toward Venezuela signals a new type of American expansion. Instead of flags and annexation, we are seeing long-term…

Paper and other plant-based straws can contain chemicals that may migrate into drinks, studies have found. Tests have detected chl…

Burnham said a border poll was “off the table”, prompting nationalist leaders to say he had no authority to rule out a referendum …

Across wealthy economies, second jobs are now a routine source of income as housing costs outpace wages. Remote work makes them ea…

Three decades after the Dayton Agreement ended the Bosnian War, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains deeply divided. The international c…

When companies are pressured to choose outlets by political allegiance rather than audience, the consequences reach far beyond jou…

Everyone sweats – in hot weather, during exercise or under stress. But for some people, it becomes more than a normal bodily respo…

Can Europe hold on to its core values as it loses touch with their deeper religious and metaphysical roots?

Aliko Dangote says China offers businesses what America increasingly does not, underscoring Beijing’s growing influence across Afr…

Humanoid robots can run at extraordinary speed, jump several meters into the air and play a competent game of soccer. Yet they sti…

Having no friends used to feel like social failure. Now social media recasts it as self-care, independence and a personal brand.

A series of unresolved leaks is plaguing the biggest game of all time in the run-up to its release. Could a debate about the gamin…

Even before Saxony-Anhalt votes, officials and commentators are considering how the election’s potential winner might be kept out …

Halal romance was meant to offer wholesome love stories, promising relationships free of haram. But behind the genre lies a wider …

Six countries financing roughly 40% of the EU budget want deep cuts to Brussels’ next spending plan, putting farm subsidies under …

Der Spiegel called him Germany’s most dangerous man, but Ulrich Siegmund campaigns as a polished moderate. Now he could make AfD h…