Bärbel Bas, a longstanding top official with Germany’s Social Democrats (SPD), has resigned her post as labor minister and as co-leader of the party.
It’s as tension grows with Chancellor Merz's CDU.
https://t.co/cKSPPyHkGi
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has become the first British leader to openly complain of Russian tampering in the Brexit referendum a decade ago.
Burnham thinks leaving the European Union did "more harm than good" and has opened the door to closer ties.
https://t.co/ysoDsULgP4
Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson wins the Nobel Prize in Literature. The Swedish Academy praises her bold and inventive body of work.
https://t.co/N469kfcuim
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, dies in hospital after her eviction from her Madrid home sparks protests across Spain over rising rents and the housing crisis.
https://t.co/lqZJOIHtJe
NATO's top military leaders visit Kyiv in a rare show of unity. The alliance reaffirms its unwavering support for Ukraine as the war continues.
https://t.co/yId2onmZyO
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is ruled fit to stand trial by the ICC on charges of crimes against humanity. Proceedings are set to begin in November.
https://t.co/WJU7DEMxV1
The EU, Canada and Lithuania withdraw their support for a disinformation conference in Vilnius. The EU says some discussions do not align with its official positions.
https://t.co/3VsKfDstrf
Police use tear gas and batons against student protesters in Paris as demonstrations over school conditions continue across France.
https://t.co/g60VnpRZeV
Two Latvian men are arrested for breaking into RAF Molesworth, a UK air base hosting US military intelligence and NATO intelligence operations.
https://t.co/ayavVuPUSD
Ukraine, European and US officials meet in Miami to discuss new proposals to end Russia’s war, as Russian strikes kill more than 70 people in two days.
https://t.co/crobL3PHce
UK scales back its diplomatic presence in Jerusalem following a dispute with Israel over Britain’s sanctions on Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
https://t.co/toy8wbWKXn
Bulgaria is emerging as a key gateway for Asian goods entering the EU via the Middle Corridor. But can it ensure the security of these supply chains?
https://t.co/12rg9M7XCo
A new Tate Britain exhibition looks beyond the nostalgia of Britpop and Cool Britannia to explore the transgressive, diverse and DIY culture of 1990s Britain.
https://t.co/ZSUsOuvTXl
The European Commission proposes reforms to prepare the EU for future enlargement, including stronger rule-of-law safeguards and changes to decision-making.
https://t.co/kIGXKg9V0v
Hungary’s public broadcaster is seeking to rebuild trust after years of accusations of political influence under Viktor Orban’s government.
https://t.co/63z7osYwFD
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham meets German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin for talks on security, economic cooperation and bilateral ties.
https://t.co/c4uFmznGmP
France is suspending the use of stun grenades against protesters as allegations of brutality draw more anger.
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu is scheduled to address the nation later.
https://t.co/MKhhgvDhvF
Former German foreign intelligence agency boss August Hanning has appeared before a federal judge in the western city of Karlsruhe, following his arrest on espionage and treason charges.
He's been ordered to remain in detention ahead of his trial.
https://t.co/lsPrHFqvX4