Commission challenges sovereignist leader Nawrocki over constitutional court judges

The opposition has not won a seat in this state since 1932. The well-known founder of a Methodist church is giving it a go. The Republicans are fielding gynaecologist Marshall, who may pay the price for the White House’s policies on diesel and tariffs

On the eve of the vote, the embattled leader is planning new rallies. The White House is drawing up a plan to govern even without the Senate

Progress between the anti-Netanyahu camp and the Palestinians. Bibi speaks to Trump: he wants war with Iran to stay in power

Washington’s tip-off to the Russians. On social media, photos showed tactical gear and an object resembling an automatic weapon, as well as images taken inside the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve, with the caption: “I’ve found a place”

The event, inspired by the Sicilian town of Marzamemi, was expected to attract up to 5,000 people to Richmond Green in June 2027. Following a consultation with residents, the council refused permission due to concerns regarding public order

One can to play all night, one before going to football, another to copy what they see on TikTok. Energy drinks have become part of teenagers’ daily lives. But it may be their sleep that pays the price, writes the Belgian newspaper Le Soir. Four questions to understand the phenomenon

Emails, online bank accounts, social media. After death, a digital legacy is often left behind, something many people do not consider. The German newspaper Welt asked experts how to organise matters in good time and spare loved ones unpleasant surprises and unexpected expenses

London is urging the public to set aside water, batteries and medicines to be prepared in the event of devastating cyber-attacks, natural disasters or terrorism. Defence Minister Streeting revealed that he had already stocked up on tinned tuna, beans and protein bars

The leader of the anti-Bibi bloc broke the post-election deadlock and set his sights on a new government. Among the requirements was the condemnation of Hamas terrorists. “We have a majority in the Knesset”

Eyal Waldman, the billionaire philanthropist close to the opposition leader: “Even the ultra-Orthodox might join us”

Interview with Waldemar Żurek: “If the new Constitutional Court judges are not allowed to take up their posts, there will be an EU infringement procedure”

Showdown between Kaczyński’s loyalists and the pro-European government: Nawrocki under police escort. He physically prevents the judges from taking their seats. Tusk: “No to the law of the jungle”

The former New Jersey senator, a long-standing leader of the Democratic Party and a basketball star in New York and Milan, said: “There will be attempts to influence the vote through ICE and the FBI, but this time the Republicans will stand firm”

According to Trump’s former strategist, a defeat would spark a feud within the party between the tycoon’s supporters and the traditionalists

Iran responds to threats, but the regime’s hardliner, Rezaei, opens up to Vance: “positive signals are coming from the US”

The G20 foreign ministers’ talks in Atlanta concluded without reaching any consensus: Moscow, which returned to the table at Trump’s invitation, remains unyielding on Ukraine and Poland’s possible accession