Europe
Portugal votes Sunday with presidential runoff likely as far right gains ground
About 11M voters registered for election, including 1.6M living abroad
Portugal votes Sunday with presidential runoff likely as far right gains ground
About 11M voters registered for election, including 1.6M living abroad
Bulgaria set for early elections after last attempt to form government fails
Sofia has been without regular government since Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov submitted his Cabinet’s resignation on Dec. 11, 2025
Austria to tighten airport asylum procedures, expand sanctions under new EU rules
Government says reforms will curb smuggling, strengthen returns as opposition dismisses plans as political 'show'
Czech president arrives in Kyiv to hold talks with Ukrainian counterpart
Ukraine’s foreign minister welcomes Petr Pavel, says country looks forward ‘to advance our strategic partnership, defense cooperation, and peace efforts’
Lithuanian foreign minister says country should consider sending troops to Greenland
'This must be on the agenda if there is such a need, of course in consultation with allies and assessing how to do this effectively,' says Kestutis Budrys
Germany forces Lexus to remotely turn off car warm-up function over environmental impact: Report
Majority of over 100,000 Lexus vehicles sold in Germany affected by remote turn-off, daily Bild reports
