“We want to send a strong signal that migration policy in Germany has changed,” interior minister said.

French president is lobbying allies to ‘reward’ Hamas, Israel said.

Suggesting alternatives to assisted suicide is now a crime punishable by two years in prison and €30,000 in fines under one of the world’s most extreme euthanasia laws.

Cracking encrypted messages helped gather key evidence and led to the arrest of 14 people.

Member states are cautious to support the initiative since they have their own battles with ethnic minorities pushing for more representation.

If mass immigration continues, social security fraud will have a bright future ahead of it.

The IDF is investigating a strike that allegedly killed nine Gazan children following a false UN claim that 14,000 Palestinian babies could die due to aid blockades.

The Slovak leader denounced “aggressive” comments from Berlin, saying Slovakia will not bow to pressure from Brussels or abandon its independent stance on Ukraine.

The plan gives Brussels more control over national defence as Europe piles on more debt to confront global threats.

Top adult sites could be hit with huge fines after Brussels accused them of ignoring rules meant to protect minors online.

The Bar Standards Board has dropped plans to force barristers to actively promote “equality, diversity and inclusion” after legal pushback and pressure from the Free Speech Union.

The former conservative leader was acquitted after a panel of judges found no deliberate wrongdoing in his parliamentary testimony.