This episode proves once again that rules ‘do not apply’ to those who have made progressive provocation their profession.

The news comes after opinion polls have revealed the AfD to be the most popular political force across the former East German states.

Many men in the Orthodox community now wear ball caps on top of their kippahs so as not to be recognized in public.

The impotence of the French government in respect to the island of Mayotte is the same as any European government that claims to be tackling immigration today.

With concern about Europe’s farmers, Flemish MEP Tom Vandenkendelaere urged the Commission “to go do your homework again.”

Many are starting to ask whether the prime minister’s Brexit credentials are as strong as he likes to make out.

Three progressive MEPs called for the parliamentarians to be censured and subject to financial sanctions for their speeches.

A new book by ethicist Nigel Biggar argues that post-colonial guilt has been blown out of proportion.

The idea that everyone must ‘invent’ their own identity creates too much social stress, too much discomfort. Perhaps we were freer and more comfortable when certain identity traits were already taken care of beforehand.

Reports suggest Rishi Sunak’s “worst fears” were realised as poll results came in.

“I didn’t even look in the mirror to say goodbye to myself. I didn’t care. I wanted to be blind.”

“We believe that this is the best way to reflect and celebrate Ukraine’s Eurovision song contest win and show we are united by music during these hard times,” the EBU concluded.