They are “not welcome,” the shadow justice secretary says—but they are not prosecuted either.

Seventy-seven years on, Israel is still fighting for its future—at home and abroad.

Sánchez chooses Turkey and Palestine over answering tough questions in Madrid about his family’s €1.7m mystery.

The PiS-backed candidate endorsed his right-wing opponent’s demands to secure the backing of his supporters in the second round of Poland’s presidential elections.

As AfD surges, political elites turn to legal tools to suppress dissent.

European Parliament representatives were placed under a surveillance operation by Belgian police for allegedly colluding with the Chinese tech giant.

The true nature of many crimes remains hidden from the public eye in the CDU-governed country.

Child sex offender claims a ‘fatwa’ against him back home would endanger his human rights.

Stabbings have become a regular occurrence, even among children in their teens.

Bloodline laws dating back to the foundation of the Kingdom of Italy will be narrowed down so that applicants can only cite one or two generations of heritage.

Among those detained are Ekrem İmamoğlu’s private secretary and his private protection officer.