Thuringia's constitutional protection head warns Russian psychological warfare targets German defense firms supplying Ukraine, posing hybrid threats to executives and operations.
Former President Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria coalition leads parliamentary elections with over 40%, heralding potential shifts in anti-corruption policy and business climate.
Lithuania and Latvia have once again denied Slovak PM Robert Fico overflight rights en route to Moscow for May 9 celebrations, illustrating EU divisions over Russia engagement.
Hungary’s Tisa party wins majority in parliamentary elections amid disputed results and fraud claims involving a namesake candidate confusing voters in a key district.
Dilshod Ahmedov, former CEO of Uzbekistan's O‘zmetkombinat, is internationally wanted over allegations of large-scale embezzlement amid an ongoing investigation.
Pope Leo XIV condemns global tyrants exploiting religion for gain during Africa tour, provoking sharp criticism from US leadership and highlighting geopolitical tensions.
Germany's Bundeswehr Military Museum in Koblenz restricts entry for Uzbek and several Central Asian nationals, citing new security legislation affecting access to military exhibits.
The BBC plans to cut around 10% of its workforce amid financial pressures and a strategic shift toward digital platforms to counter declining traditional revenue streams.
The EU's new biometric border system has caused multi-hour delays at airports across six countries, prompting calls from airlines and airport bodies to suspend its operation temporarily.
The US Senate rejected a resolution aimed at ending military operations against Iran, upholding presidential authority over war decisions despite Democratic opposition.
Germany authorized multimillion-euro arms exports to Israel amid war, balancing solidarity, political tensions, and complex export regulations affecting corporate strategy.