Europe

Salvini, Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, posted a video of magistrate Apostolico demonstrating as private citizen in 2018 to discredit a recent sentence of hers, raising further debate on the autonomy of the three powers

Nearly 50 European leaders took advantage of a summit held Thursday in Granada to underline their support for Ukraine

After the Russian missile attack that killed over 50 people, the UN sent a team to the village of Groza in the Kharkiv region for inspection

Over 400 teachers and school leaders from all over the country will attend the National Teachers' Forum in Chisinau today

The San Marino Pavilion at the Architecture Biennale in Venice, Italy, is a collaborative space that reflects on the theme of hosting and hospitality

Albanian medical students began the new academic year protesting a new government decision that requires them to work for five years in the country before graduating

The IRPF's voluntary declaration campaign ended with a collection of €24,7 million, a figure higher than the forecast of €21,5 million

Work has begun to turn Adolf Hitler's birthplace in Austria into a police station by 2026, a project intended to make it unattractive as a place of pilgrimage for people who glorify the Nazi dictator

Crnogorski Telekom will end its 3G network by the end of the year, focusing on its 4G and 5G networks

The government will publish a White Paper with proposed legislation for media reform, PM Robert Abela said, accepting requests from Institute of Maltese Journalists and numerous journalists, editors, academics and media organisations

Residents of the Gare were puzzled by the latest attempt to curb drug use and prostitution in the area, which also involved the playing classical music to deter drug addicts' presence in front of the school on Rue de Strasbourg

Before the submission deadline of 1 October, a total of 21 entries were received for the competition to redesign the Liechtenstein passport, 19 of which were submitted over the weekend alone