The House vote to halt the Iran war, while largely symbolic, further stymies the administration’s political priorities during a week where the GOP has already scuttled several of the president’s goals.

Federal and local officials have been scrambling to protect stadiums and fans ahead of the soccer tournament.

As Europe faces a greater threat from Russia, Warsaw is keen to have U.S. troops stationed within the country’s borders indefinitely.

NATO chief Mark Rutte suggested Kyiv’s allies had donated $1 billion for the alliance’s PURL scheme — far behind a $12 billion goal set for this year.

The tech giant unveiled a regulatory framework for advanced AI that splits from new White House plans for voluntary vetting and an enhanced role for the intelligence community.

But he insisted his relationship with the Israeli prime minister remains strong.

Vilnius has expressed a willingness to review the Baltic country’s constitution, which currently prohibits weapons of mass destruction within its borders.

Lawmakers say that the Belgian prosecutor’s allegations are too weak, but critics point out behind-the-scenes politicking.

The four-party coalition government keeps the ruling Social Democrats in charge of major ministries.

Regulator writes to English football teams ahead of June 11 World Cup.

A new “Team UK campaign” will be launched in London Wednesday evening to fight back against the lawless rhetoric.

Kyiv maintains drone assault on Russian oil facilities in overnight attack.