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Hazel Behan tells German court of ‘very unusual’ email from Christian Brückner’s defence lawyer before trial
Hazel Behan (40) told court she feared for her life during ‘hateful, aggressive’ assault in Portugal 20 years ago
Economists slash growth forecast for 2024 from 0.7% to just 0.2% in spring report and say proper growth will only return next year
Hazel Behan, from Mullingar, testified on Wednesday at trial of German man Christian Brückner (47) on rape and indecent assault charges in Portugal between 2000 and 2017
A tendency for wishful thinking, particularly in relation to Russia, has left European neighbours shaking their heads
Union leaders call for pushback against ‘incitement and hate’ as police halt march of extreme-left demonstrators chanting forbidden slogans
In a sign of the times around Europe, economic benefits of EU membership have yielded to more earnest discussions about security
High treason trial of nine accused of membership of paramilitary group planning violent coup begins in Stuttgart
High-profile raids in late 2022 scuppered the alleged coup against the German state
Lasse Stolley has become a minor celebrity thanks to his unusual life aboard the country’s train network
As the 20th anniversary of Poland joining the EU approaches, Poles reflect on their experiences here
Sikorski says new Donald Tusk government ready to ‘return to the group of countries creating Europe rather than defending themselves against Europe’
Tensions within diverse Jewish communities increase following October 7th
Modernity is causing a drop-off in people identifying as Catholic, but the Polish clergy also bears some responsibility
Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu rejects German foreign minister’s warnings about ongoing aid blockades leading to a slide towards famine in Gaza