Fitto’s confirmation hearing demonstrated—yet again—just how partisan and ideologically-driven the European Left is.

A legitimate concern is that governments will go back to money printing as a way to fund their deficits. Central bank rate cuts encourage this.

The most senior cleric in the Anglican Church stepped down after condemnation from politicians and clergy.

Violent pro-Palestine thugs shouted “Kankerjoden”—“Cancer Jews”—while setting cars on fire and fighting police.

Voters have abandoned government coalition parties for the Christian Democrats and right-wing AfD, according to polls.

The excellent conference was complemented by a cultural experience against the beautiful backdrop of Hungary’s Lake Balaton.

Once the law has been changed, there will be no turning back, justice secretary says.

Italian court ordered return of second group of migrants from Albanian processing center.

The measure is part of the government coalition’s new strict migration policies.

Critics say the deal will undercut local agriculture and allow low-quality imports to flood the market.

The latest attack—this time, on a youth football team—suggests that Jews are not safe amid rising antisemitic hatred in Europe.

MEPs are bent on either rejecting Olivér Várhelyi or “dismantling” his portfolio.