Politics News

Antwerp court president warns that international drug crime poses a grave danger to Belgium, as an anonymous judge fears the country is becoming a 'narco-state' under mafia influence.

Romania's government overhauls gambling regulations, giving mayors and local councils the ability to restrict or ban betting shops and slot machines in their cities.

In a recent interview, President Trump suggested the US-Iran war is progressing faster than expected, causing oil prices to drop from four-year highs. This news analysis explores the implications.

The trial of Istanbul's popular mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has captivated Turkey, raising questions about the motives behind the charges. Is this a political move or a legitimate corruption case?

Former Liberal MP Rory Amon acquitted of most charges after being accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy in Sydney. Details on the high-profile case and ongoing legal battle.

The US military claims it killed 6 men in a strike on a drug-smuggling boat as part of the ongoing crackdown on 'narcoterrorists', bringing the total death toll to 157 since September.

Republican Senator Thom Tillis calls for White House adviser Stephen Miller to resign, citing his 'outsized influence' and role as a 'big problem' in the Trump administration.

As oil prices surpass $100 per barrel, Democrats seize the opportunity to criticize the administration's energy policies, while President Trump plays down the significance of the jump.

Chris Minns' own security expert cautioned that expanded police powers after the Bondi terror attack could 'increase radicalisation' and 'damage trust' with communities.

The Greens narrowly win the state election in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, holding off a challenge from Chancellor Merz's CDU. The far-right AfD also made notable gains, becoming the third-strongest party.