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Condition in Italian centers should be a "wake-up call" for EU return hub plans, NGO says.

From security arrangements to their relationship with the British media, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's U.K. homecoming poses a number of unanswered questions.

The recruitment campaign comes as Berlin seeks roughly 73,000 additional active troops over the next decade.

The EU’s Action Plan on Cybersecurity and AI lays the groundwork for new, AI-powered approaches to IT security but organizations need to ensure their security foundations are fit for purpose.

A domestic donations cap will not be in the elections bill when it returns next month.

Historic heat is forcing the French government to rethink its spending plans.

Concerns about the Trump administration’s reliability are prompting allies and partners to pursue more independent defense strategies that limit their dependence on the U.S.

The Iran war is pulling naval resources toward the Middle East, creating an opening for Somali pirates to return — and adding another costly threat to strained global shipping routes.

ESSENTIALS DRIVING THE DAY THE VIBE IS: Relief. What’s on the menu at the Qantas Chairman’s Lounge? The end of the sitting session has finally arrived, with Labor and the Coalition striking deals to pass legislation on gambling, the NDIS and the News Bargaining Incentive. Yo…

Ousted defense chief scored political hits with his criticism of Zelenskyy's administration — but his call for an election has triggered outrage.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he would meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year. Trump did not elaborate further about the trip. His remarks came as he was walking reporters around the White House grounds to highlight his new helip…

Former defense minister’s call for a vote meets largely unenthusiastic response from Ukrainian lawmakers.

The action by Secretary Scott Bessent comes amid a selloff of longer-term U.S. government debt.

Revised state aid rules prioritize SMEs, innovation and social inclusion.

Judges must be able to work “independently and without external pressure,” said the European Commission president.

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has hit a staffing low point even as its workload expands exponentially. Former officials say it is taking a toll.

Ukraine's president fires a top aide after the National Anti-Corruption Bureau alleged a group of top officials laundered money to pay a former minister’s bail.

The alliance has staged joint exercises for more than 70 years — but the U.S. president highlighted his "very good relationship" with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un in scaling them back.

The French foreign ministry accused authorities in Iran of assaulting embassy employees last month.

A French MEP revealed she was bitten by a snake. She's not the only politician to be pricked by a creature.

The former energy secretary will have to wrestle with slashed budgets and disgruntled staff.

The Dutch foreign minister expressed support for the court’s president and demanded that international tribunals "be able to freely carry out their mandates."

The decision to end annual military exercises between the U.S. and South Korea is unlikely to affect security on the world’s most militarized border.

"We must not let Putin decide when Ukrainians can choose their government," Mykhailo Fedorov said Tuesday evening.

As the administration promises unprecedented economic isolation, former US officials and Iran experts warn Tehran may be willing to absorb far more pain than Washington anticipates.