Europe
Bulgarian president says government’s resignation ‘inevitable,’ calls for snap elections
In a televised address, Radev declares that ruling coalition has 'failed' and cannot deliver change Bulgarians demand
Bulgarian president says government’s resignation ‘inevitable,’ calls for snap elections
In a televised address, Radev declares that ruling coalition has 'failed' and cannot deliver change Bulgarians demand
UN warns security fears cannot justify weakening global landmine treaty as states object to Ukraine's suspension
Disarmament chief stresses Ottawa Convention has no suspension clause, urges governments to uphold humanitarian norms despite rising threats
French journalist groups file complaint over press freedom restrictions in Palestinian territories
'This is the first time that a legal action of this nature ... has been brought before a national court,' IFJ, SNJ lawyers say
Eurozone inflation increases to 2.2% in November
Estonia sees highest rate among member states with 4.7%, followed by Croatia with 4.3% and Austria with 4.1%
French auditors sound alarm over plummeting birth rates
Public spending could rise to 60.8% of GDP by 2070, auditors warn
EU, Kazakhstan launch talks on visa facilitation, readmission agreements
Both sides vow to continue strengthening bilateral cooperation at meeting in Brussels
