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President Donald Trump's decision to lift visas for Poles no longer requires approval by legislators on Capitol Hill.more

U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters on Friday he had officially allowed Polish entry into a U.S. visa waiver program.more

Boris Johnson will ask for a Brexit extension if he has not reached a deal by October 19, a court has been told.more

Facebook will be subject to tougher controls over online content after the EU's highest court ruled the social media company can be ordered by member states to remove defamatory material worldwide.more

Northern Ireland's abortion law breaches the UK's human rights commitments, the High Court ruled.more

Russia's lower chamber of parliament plans to vote on legislation that could allow dual citizenship for foreigners wanting to become Russian citizens, the RBC news website reported Tuesday. more

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is suing a British newspaper, alleging that it illegally published a private letter, as her husband Prince Harry launched an extraordinary and emotional attack on UK tabloids.more

Interior Minister Horst Seehofer has announced plans to increase random searches at all German borders. The goal is to discourage migrants from moving between EU member states.more

Vaping has been linked to 200 health problems - including pneumonia and heart disorders - in the UK over the last five years, according to a government watchdog.more

Britain will introduce laws after it leaves the European Union to freeze assets of those deemed responsible for human rights abuses, foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Sunday (Sep 29).more

Voters are now evenly split on whether Congress should begin impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, a marked increase in support for impeachment.more

Exclusive: Just 13 per cent of parents who regular post pictures of their children always ask their permission.more

The UK is set to ban the import of sick souvenirs from hunting, it has emerged.more

After arriving in Sweden, immigrant children deliberately became dejected to receive a residence permit with their family.more

PiS, although it does not intend to legalize informal relationships, prepares regulations regarding them. New facilities, but also obligations, will apply to both heterosexual and homosexual couples - informs Dziennik Dziennik Gazeta Prawna today.more

Babergh District Council wants to change its name because people struggle to pronounce it. The local authority has baffled historians and residents with plans to alter its title, which can be traced back nearly 1,000 years to Anglo-Saxon times.more

The stunning supreme court ruling, which found Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament "unlawful", is unsurprisingly the lead on all the newspapers today.more

The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the suspension of Parliament had the effect of preventing Parliament from carrying out its constitutional role. The European Commission declined to comment on the development. more

Judges at the UK's highest court have unanimously ruled that the decision to suspend parliament for five weeks was unlawful.more

U.S. President Donald Trump told Poland's president he expected to announce Polish entry into the U.S. visa waiver program in coming weeks as the two held talks on defense, security, energy and other issues, the White House said on Monday.more

Rome has seen a record increase in the number of tickets issued to foreign tourists, but only every seventh of them pays them.more

A ruling on the legality of Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament will be announced by the Supreme Court on Tuesday at 10:30 BST.more

Spain is demanding reciprocity from the United Kingdom in one of the most sensitive aspects of Brexit: treatment of its migrants.more

The American travel portal TripAdvisor won yesterday a lawsuit against him in Barcelona by the Spanish owner of two restaurants. The entrepreneur claimed that there were too many negative customer reviews of his locals on the portal.more

Britain's Supreme Court announced Thursday it will rule next week on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in shutting down parliament in the final weeks before Brexit.more