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Demand is strong for all-female gyms in Brussels. But while some see a business opportunity, others highlight a deeper problem in work-out culture

Magyar vows to end oligarch grip and rebalance farm subsidies

A draft EU budget plan prioritises “excellence” in allocating competitiveness cash, raising fears poorer capitals will lose out

Healthcare reform begins with the revival of a standalone health ministry

"If it wasn't for the DMA, I don't know if we would be building a communication application”

The ousting of Orbán closes a 20-year chapter in Hungary's turbulent political history

For decades, US intelligence and military communities have drawn inspiration from the world of video games, both for simulations and training purposes. But now, it is video game developers themselves, some hailing from Europe, who are at the vanguard making AI tools for US intelligence. We lift the lid on these pioneers. [...]

From Paris's perspective, the next stage of the diplomatic thaw between France and Azerbaijan aims to secure the release of [...]

Among the files that Markwayne Mullin took over when he became head of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on [...]

Intelligence Online has learnt that a highly confidential meeting took place in February between Eléonore Trigano, deputy chief of staff [...]

The Romanian political influence specialist Lucian Despoiu, who is close to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, has set up a three-way [...]

"War is not a video game!" Democratic politicians as well as actors and influencers chimed online after President Donald Trump's [...]

A unit from Ukraine's SZRU foreign intelligence service has been in Dubai for the last few weeks closely monitoring the [...]

Trump is still underestimating Tehran’s resolve.

The Taiwan Relations Act should serve as a model.

Overconfidence could draw America and China into a war.

With Charlotte de Witte on the decks, Silvia Salis, ex-Olympic hammer thrower turned mayor of Genoa, is fast emerging as the new face of Italy’s centre-left

Il y a tout juste un mois, la Côte d'Ivoire retrouvait le "tambour parleur", volé par la France en 1916. Il fait partie d'une longue liste de biens réclamés. Lundi, les députés français ont unanimement adopté un projet de loi très attendu en Afrique pour faciliter les restitutions d'oeuvres pillées durant la colonisation. Plusieurs fois repoussé, il concrétise une promesse du président Emmanuel Macron en 2017, lors d'un discours à la jeunesse africaine à Ouagadougou, au Burkina Faso.

Ministre des Finances du Bénin et candidat de la majorité, Romuald Wadagni a été élu sans surprise, lundi, président de ce pays ouest-africain, avec un score écrasant de plus de 94,05 %, selon des résultats provisoires. La Commission électorale nationale indépendante a précisé que la participation s'est élevée à 58,75 %.

Cette victoire écrasante ne faisait aucun doute : adoubé par le chef de l’Etat sortant, Patrice Talon, soutenu par les deux partis de la majorité présidentielle, M. Wadagni n’avait face à lui aucun candidat d’envergure.