“Europe is now a dictatorship, Romania is under tyranny,” claimed Călin Georgescu, as his tear-gassed supporters clashed with riot police.

The country’s new constitution will mandate that the president be Muslim, suggesting that authorities may tacitly permit or support Islamist persecution of Christians.

European rearmament will not provide Ukraine with effective security.

“This law has only one purpose—to gag people and imprison them for opinions that, in a democratic state, they have the right to express.”

Doubling down on sanctions that haven’t worked until now is unlikely to deliver different results in the future.

The right-wing party is taking legal action to stop the outgoing Bundestag from approving a massive new debt plan before the newly elected parliament convenes.

The Spanish PM says the country needs another 250,000 labor immigrants every year to sustain the welfare state.

Online followers—often teens—are invited to private chat groups where they are exposed to and encouraged to share extremist and violent anti-Western jihadist propaganda.

Milorad Dodik is challenging Bosnia’s judiciary as he pushes to kick federal authorities out of the country’s Serb-majority region.

The absurdity of men posing as women trying to raise awareness about misogyny remains unchallenged in the Italian press.

All 27 member states backed von der Leyen’s latest plan—but did anyone ask Europeans first?

As Europe pins its hopes on Merz for stability, his shaky domestic alliances could turn his chancellorship into a political minefield.