Neither cyber warfare nor an explosive drone attack in Leipzig on a Ukrainian cargo ship, nor the war of aggression against a European democracy, was enough to rouse the European Union and put an end to the endless debates over the ‘Rearm Europe’ programme

The BSW has not ruled out supporting the ultra-nationalists in the Magdeburg elections. According to the former parliamentary group leader of Die Linke, the country “needs a fresh start”

The missiles fired at Kyiv and the suspected drone shot down by Romania in the Black Sea. The Russian threat is in full swing

To topple the regime in Tehran, Trump needs the Emirates – but not only them

For the country, the outcome of the trial against Hui Ka Yan symbolically brings to a close an economic cycle that has lasted almost thirty years (that of China’s growth driven by the property sector) and effectively confirms the transition to a different model, linked to industrial overcapacity and dependence on exports

At least eight people have died. Buildings and warehouses in the Ukrainian capital have been hit. A children’s hospital and a school have been damaged. A drone has entered Romania; Poland has activated its air defences

The former leader of Germany’s oldest party has torn to shreds not so much the Social Democrats’ guiding star, but the way in which the political party has viewed that star: “The real problem is not the firewall, but the major misunderstanding about what a welfare state is”

“I’m wearing it for the children who no longer dare to do so.” Meanwhile, Sweden, like other European countries, is witnessing shocking incidents of anti-Semitism