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Two more Poles have been identified as victims of phone hacking with the notoriously powerful spyware of Israel’s NSO Group

The European Commission could propose freezing European Union structural funds for Hungary and Poland over concerns for the rule of law before a Hungarian parliamentary election on April 3, Budget Commissioner Johannes Hahn said on Tuesday.

Find out where the Walsh boys are visiting on their 3,000-mile European adventure

Each year on Jan. 27, the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp complex in Poland, an International Day of Commemoration memorializes the victims of the Holocaust. This somber day focuses on the destruction the Nazis and their collaborators inflicted on Jewish communities throughout Europe. But there is another…

A girl, 6, from Bathgate, West Lothian, believed to be the first child born with a condition called arthrogryposis meaning she has no quadriceps muscles in herlegs, learns to walk

Senate commission plans reform after hearing how NSO software used against government critics

A Dutch woman has been detained for making the Nazi salute at a former concentration camp in Poland.

Prosecutors said the Dutch woman was caught in the act by guards while posing for a photo taken by her husband.

As new laws hit the most vulnerable pregnant women in need of care, volunteers struggle to help those unable to access safe abortions

Concerns about new Omicron offshoot in England; France to bring in strict restrictions for unvaccinated people

Gujrathi shared honours with Jan-Krzysztof Duda (Poland) to take his tally to four points while Praggnanandhaa (2.5 points) held Sam Shankland (U.S.) to a draw late on January 21