Politicians who celebrated the ban on right-wing Compact have suddenly gone very quiet.

If passed, the amendment will reclassify disinformation offences from civil to criminal, with a maximum penalty of five years in jail.

Reports say knifeman may have made comments about Irish military involvement in the Middle East.

Officials seem more concerned with not “stigmatising” travellers from Africa.

“We don’t do that in a constitutional state,” Marco Buschmann scolded Nancy Faeser’s interior ministry.

Afghan asylees who return to their home country for holidays should be deported, German migration commissioner says.

Only the national-conservative AfD and the left-wing populist BSW parties seem to care about the implications of Ukraine possibly conducting an act of war against its primary ally in Europe.

“Free speech is under threat in Labour Britain, and so too, it seems, is free non-speech,” one critic said.

Danish justice minister: Harsher sentences and a broader approach to migrant crime is needed.

The fraud by the Maduro regime is clear and the will of the people must be respected, opposition leaders said.

Because the quality of living in Poland only slightly worsens from year to year, citizens are loath to act.

“Since the Great Replacement is by far the most important phenomenon of contemporary Western societies, and also the most obvious, it is precisely that which one must under no circumstances name. Those who venture to do so must be silenced by any means necessary.”