Once again, activist academia abandons the pretence of neutral inquiry.

Brussels spent over €60 million funding political opposition NGOs in Hungary—and now wants to stop the country from defending its sovereignty.

The government had previously issued a travel ban for the group, saying that allowing them to attend the event meant “significant risk of damage to the reputation” of Germany.

Conservative candidate Karol Nawrocki may be in a good position to snatch votes from his opponent by aligning himself with more of the right-wing voters of Poland.

George Simion says he has “evidence” of foreign interference in the presidential election.

Russian-born Pavel Durov has been held hostage in France, as authorities are not allowing him to leave the country to conduct business.

There is now one less mechanism for controlling Spain’s ‘small boats’ crisis—amid allegations of abuse.

Illegal immigrants who leave voluntarily may have the opportunity to return to the United States legally.

Despite Syrian President al-Sharaa meeting with President Trump and President Macron in the past two weeks, the war-torn country could relapse into civil war.

The 18th-century bronze sculpture, a copy of a 1st-century BC marble, was ‘reported’ by the Equal Opportunities Officer.

The UN’s health agency says the agreement will “make the world more equitable and safer from future pandemics.”

New religious freedom concerns after authorities try to prosecute a bishop over a homily in his own church