Millions of spilled plastic pellets have shown up on beaches. Conservatives insist there’s little danger. Socialists say urgent action is needed.

Sweden’s first new submarines in decades will have advanced weapons, stealthy propulsion and sonar-evading hulls to counter Russia under the Baltic Sea.

Moscow’s cultural elites can’t count on the Kremlin to leave them alone anymore.

On the question of who stood to benefit from October 7, Western intelligence turns its gaze to Doha.

A favorite Russian military myth is that winter is always on their side but thousands are freezing at home.

A fiery debate over whether to ban the ever-more radical Alternative for Germany is colored by the country’s Nazi past.

Senior S&D lawmakers say Schmit has what it takes to be the face of the campaign.

Authorities warn that radical groups aim to trigger a broader movement.

US and UK launched strikes against Houthi rebels but European nations are split on whether to join in.

As International Court of Justice hears arguments, European nations are far from speaking with one voice on Middle East conflict.

Operation should include ‘at least three anti-air destroyers or frigates.’

The Post Office scandal flew under the radar for years — until a TV dramatization rocketed it up Britain’s political agenda.

Britain vows ‘swift and sustained’ help should Russia attack Ukraine in the future — but experts see limits to UK promises amid US funding fight.

The challenge from Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar means a difficult 12 months ahead for the nation’s ruling party.