Norway seizes Russian ship over Naftogaz award
The Governor of Svalbard is required to take the necessary measures to prevent the vessel from being moved

The Governor of Svalbard is required to take the necessary measures to prevent the vessel from being moved
Europe signals a harder line on Russian tourists, former combatants, and frozen assets while reaffirming support for Ukraine
Turkish low-cost carrier cites “technical and operational” reasons as Putin brands Kyiv’s notice “state terrorism”
The former prime minister has consistently denied wrongdoing, calling the affair a political fight by a resentful former minister
Spanish intelligence unit tells judge Moroccan officers guided July mass crossing as Sánchez blamed social-media rumours and foreign actors
The war in Europe is no longer confined to Ukraine. Looking the other way remains the Kremlin’s main asset
The perpetrator was photographed by locals who had invited him to share their lunch by the river, and describer him as cold, but smiling
The inquiry represents one of the most significant early actions by the government of Prime Minister Péter Magyar
Ukraine says drones will make Russian skies unsafe; Putin calls the warning “state terrorism” after days of strikes that Ukraine cannot fully intercept
Tehran in turn said it struck U.S. assets in Jordan and Iraq, while Iranian media reports said it also attacked Bahrain
Moscow calls the claims “absurd” and an unprecedented escalation
At Westerplatte anniversary ceremonies, Karol Nawrocki linked historical justice to modern security needs to tackle Russia