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Bosnia-Herzegovina has moved a small step closer to the European Union

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said his government would take revenge from "the architects of the conspiracy." The official IRNA news agency quoted Raisi as saying in a telephone conversation with the family of a deceased Basij officer that the responsible authorities are keen to take revenge from those responsible for…

The European Commission will present further measures next week to attempt to curb high energy prices, the bloc's energy policy chief said on Wednesday.

The state's corruption watchdog has found that four individuals - Nicholas Petroulis, Despina Bakis, Debbie Dates and Richard Green - engaged in corrupt conduct through a dishonest scheme involving the false sale and development of properties owned by the Awabakal Local Aboriginal Land Council.

The commission recommends mandatory accident cover, online registry and ban on sale of hazardous products in order to prevent such trauma

Parliamentary committee reviews have been ignored; the council elections changes little – the real chance to change our local government and election system arrives in just a few weeks.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III has approved new names for nine military bases, including Fort Gordon and Fort Benning and other military assets.

Austria says it has filed a legal complaint with the European Union’s top court over plans by the bloc’s executive branch to label natural gas and nuclear power generation as sustainable energies

Commission set up to look into SC status should not unevenly consider their opposition, should consider evidence, data and constitutional validity, says V.J. George

State now has 82 registered unrecognised political parties

The panel on giving SC status to converts has its work cut out