Bruno Waterfield

The two countries are understood to have made progress during negotiations regarding the territory’s future

Euthanising elderly people who feel like a ‘burden’ on society would remove the stigma and free up resources, Luc Van Gorp said

A local mayor issued an order to stop the National Conservatism event on the grounds that the opinions of the speakers, which also included Suella Braverman, could lead to public disorder

Catharina-Amalia, Princess of Orange, photographed outside a coffee shop last November in Madrid. She fled to Spain after security service warnings that she was under threat from her country's drug mafia.

Contestants, dressed and behaving like seagulls, are judged on their ability to mimic the bird’s call

Britain's Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, appears to be headed for a showdown with the European Court of Human Rights over the Safety of Rwanda Bill, which passed through parliament in the early hours of Tuesday (UK time).

Holocaust victim wrote the verse to Jacqueline van Maarsen, now 95, in March 1942, just before her family went into hiding

The central European country, whose nationalist policies have been bitterly criticised in the West, has prioritised Chinese investment as relations with Brussels deteriorate

After a string of controversies and business failures, Prince Laurent of Belgium hopes his new job will give him a new life in Italy

New coalition formed by hard-right firebrand Geert Wilders prepares to clash with EU over immigration and emissions targets