The Dublin band is celebrating half a century of music by announcing their new album, ‘Carnaval de Luz’. From Ireland to Joshua Tree, the story of four lads who have influenced generations of musicians

It’s not just the Lega and Forza Italia: the electoral success of the German nationalist party is also dividing European conservatives. Orbán, Wilders and Zemmour are celebrating, whilst Le Pen, Bardella and Farage remain silent

The Foreign Secretary is open to coordination with other European countries following the attempted attack on Leipzig Airport. Candiani (Lega): “We can get by just fine without it.” Italy, together with France and Spain, issues three-quarters of Schengen visas to Russians: from 64,000 to 161,000 in four years

Four prime ministers in the UK, five in France, two German chancellors and three Austrian chancellors. From Mark Rutte to Donald Tusk, a round-up of the European leaders who have succeeded one another whilst the prime minister’s coalition breaks the record for longevity in Italy

The data of eight million seven hundred thousand customers at Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports has fallen into the hands of unknown parties. Moscow does not appear to be behind it, but it is precisely this ambiguity that makes such attacks the perfect tool of hybrid warfare. London is rewriting its civil defence manual, whilst Italy is discovering the problem the hard way.

Today is the birthday of the longest-serving head of state in the history of the Republic. Numerous figures from both the government and the opposition are sending their best wishes, expressing their gratitude and a deep sense of trust

Ten years ago, a faction of the Turkish army attempted to overthrow the government. It took just a few hours for the coup to be declared a failure. For the president, however, that very night marked the beginning of a new political era, at the expense of opposition parties, journalists, academics and religious leaders