Government websites across Europe went offline after AI-assisted research exposed critical PHP vulnerabilities as cyber agencies warned that attackers could execute unauthorized code.

Parliament’s lead telecom negotiator wants sovereignty safeguards in EU spectrum licensing as SpaceX’s mobile expansion and Starlink restrictions in Ukraine heighten concerns over dependence on U.S. infrastructure.

Brad Lander said Israeli forces briefly held him alongside rabbis and volunteers near Bethlehem as they supported Palestinian farmers facing threats from extremist settlers during the olive harvest.

A Washington Post investigation identified at least 11 unauthorized-access incidents involving Flock, including former officers whose accounts remained active and a recruit accused of tracking his estranged wife.

An internal Bundeswehr assessment places Russian sabotage at its second-highest threat level after drone discoveries raised concerns that German military aircraft were intended targets.

Elon Musk imposed the restrictions that disrupted Ukrainian strike and interceptor drones, according to officials, while the Trump administration denied directing the change.

From Gaza to vaccine transparency and climate policy, Ursula von der Leyen’s record exposes a persistent gap between the standards her Commission demands and those its president is prepared to uphold.

Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg after U.S.-Ukraine negotiations in Norway, seeking to revive trilateral peace talks.

Stephen Hubbard, a 74-year-old American designated as wrongfully detained by Washington, has been released after more than four years in Russian custody as Trump envoy Steve Witkoff holds talks with Vladimir Putin.

Against a backdrop of rising Islamophobia, Michigan Senate hopeful has challenged premise of repeated questions on Muslim Brotherhood, Israel and faith

As a candidate positioned at the center of what researchers say are the worst Islamophobic attacks seen since the aftermath of 9/11, many would expect Abdul El-Sayed to simply defend himself and move on.

Instead, the Democratic candidate for US Senate in Michigan has repeatedly demanded those who question his positions on Israel, the Muslim Brotherhood and his faith, explain the premise of their inquiry. Rather than let others put his loyalties on trial, he has tried to put their assumptions on trial.

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Haftar-aligned lawmakers unanimously endorsed the 2019 boundary agreement and repealed a boycott of Ankara, strengthening political support for potential Turkish offshore exploration despite Greek objections.

The 16-article agreement submitted to the Turkish parliament outlines mutual military assistance, intelligence sharing, and joint weapons production, while it bars withdrawal during its first 10 years.

Sweden plans to seize a Russian-owned property beside a naval base as officials across northern Europe warn that homes near military sites could support surveillance, drone attacks and sabotage.

French ministers acknowledged intelligence and policing failures after riots hit several cities, as students and Yellow Vest groups called for fresh demonstrations over education funding and fuel costs.

Norway and Finland hosted talks as Kyiv pressed Washington over missile deliveries, launch warnings, and satellite access while Rubio denied any political directive to undermine Ukraine’s defenses.

Britain approved the deployment following a Saudi request, adding fighter jets, an A400M transport aircraft, and military advisers to support the mission, which previously included aerial refueling.

The prime minister endorses report that says the adult social care sector has been under-recognised

Badenoch says Britain needs tax cuts.

We need to get out of the way of job creators who make our country richer. We need to encourage risk taking, wealth creation, enterprise.

Britain’s tax burden has never been higher. You are taxed on the heating in your home. You’re taxed at the petrol pump filling up your car. You’re taxed when you insure that car. You’re taxed if you take the family away on holiday. You’re taxed if you stay in the UK thanks to Andy Burnham’s tourist tax. You’re taxed to buy a home, taxed to live in a home, taxed to pass on your home. This is clearly not working. Britain does not feel better off.

Andy Burnham wrote in The Times yesterday about the moral outrage of the current benefit system. But as far as I could work out, his answer is to spend even more on benefits.

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Life feels on hold until our homeland is safe, so even “happy” moments feel tainted.

Former prisoner famous for digging to freedom with a spoon is now a social media star.

Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother, a film written and directed by Bassem Tariq, was released in theatres on October 16, 2026, in the United States. This gritty film, living somewhere between action and drama, describes the breaking point of a devout Muslim assassin brought on after the sudden death of his wife has left […]

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