Breaches

Ukraine is trafficking in orphans and organs; a secretive global elite is causing multiple crises; and Madeleine Albright wanted to wipe out Russia — those are just some of the greatest hits of Vladimir Putin’s longtime security adviser.

Hackers from countries including Russia and China have repeatedly breached systems around the EU and beyond in 2024.

The deaths of three British aid workers in Gaza prompted calls to halt exports.

GB News receives rap on the knuckles over shows hosted by three Conservative politicians.

From an unenforced oil price cap to rogue countries teaming up, Moscow is exploiting the West’s weaknesses.

Warsaw and EU Commission will on Tuesday present a plan seeking to restore rule of law and end the EU’s sanctions procedures against it.

Viktor Orbán blasts back at lawmakers.

The British prime minister lives to fight another day after Conservative rebels opted to abstain on his crunch Rwanda bill.

Warsaw should recognize and protect couples that don’t consist of a man and a woman, ECHR says.

The EU is pointing the finger at Chinese suppliers, but it’s Western companies that make the most critical components used in Russia’s arsenal of weapons.

In a new filing, his team described interviewing more than a dozen of the top intelligence officials in Trump’s administration.

Ruling comes amid tense budget negotiations for Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

POLITICO combs through Rishi Sunak’s legislative agenda — as read out by King Charles III — so you don’t have to.

Lower-level cyberattacks are becoming a major feature of the war between Israel and Hamas, and the attacks could ramp up in intensity.

The Chinese company is fighting to salvage its dented reputation in Europe.

Huge swing to Scottish Labour buoys once-dominant party’s hopes of pushing back the SNP — and winning a national majority in 2024.

The result could open the door to a Labour revival in Scotland.

Met Police probing two more political events — but further investigation of Chequers and Downing Street visits not warranted.

Recent Ukrainian attacks have been testing Russian forces for weak spots along the front line.

Keir Starmer opted to address the row over Suella Braverman’s speeding ticket only through the medium of dad jokes.

Europe ups the ante over plans to disobey European Court of Human Rights’ injunctions over small boats.

Berlin wins safeguards on debt reduction but hard-line countries are likely to dig their heels in.

Following a war in 2020, the Lachin corridor has been under the jurisdiction of Russian peacekeeping forces as part of a ceasefire agreement.