As a reflection of its strict immigration policies, Hungary saw fewer asylum seekers than even Liechtenstein.

The Commission VP said the move “undermines” the country’s EU candidate status.

On five occasions, the accused allegedly also set fire to the homes of the victims.

More than 170,000 Syrian refugees have left Turkey and returned to their home country.

The Baltic country is the only EU member state without diplomatic relations with the Asian giant.

Backers of direct election are bailing, fearing a fighter—literally—could land the job.

Details are still being finalized, but both instructors and soldiers are expected to begin training sessions as early as this summer.

The U.S. Secretary of State informed his Hungarian colleague that the entry ban on senior Hungarian government official Antal Rogán has been removed.

“Independent media” in Europe will have to “support peace and democracy” without $1.7 million from U.S. taxpayers.

The move is expected to make deportations easier and cut the number of asylum applications.

Britain’s willingness to tie itself to an EU-wide migration scheme shows the Labour government knows “smashing the gangs” won’t work.

Ankara signals it’s ready for talks—but won’t back down on its claims