Warsaw’s decision was a retaliatory move against Budapest for granting asylum to a conservative Polish ex-minister.

The tech millionaire’s “Spaces” talk with Alice Weidel will break the establishment media blackout surrounding the right-wing party.

Labour leaves the case to local authorities with a history of shielding the perpetrators.

The 25-year-old, driven by antisemitism and anti-French hatred, was previously convicted and under deportation orders.

Finland points the finger at Russia, but so far has no hard evidence.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage calls for Australian-style “turn back the boats” strategy.

Authorities discovered homemade bombs and Islamist propaganda in the attacker’s home.

The central European country risks €500 million losses after Ukraine stopped gas flows on New Year’s Day.

“Only the people save the people,” declares his movement, dedicated to fighting separatism and disaster—in the face of official hostility.

“Hungary will not lose a single euro cent as long as it has a patriotic and sovereign government,” the country’s EU affairs minister said.

The French president tried to prove he’s still in charge, but his point is anything but clear.

In many major Western European cities, police and emergency services were again targeted with fireworks and Molotov cocktails—in what’s becoming an annual event.