New figures spark calls for urgent reform of Germany’s failed asylum system.

Rome strengthens ties in energy and infrastructure as Kazakhstan praises Italy as its top EU trading partner.

Frederiksen warns of risks to democracy and vows stronger returns policy

A priceless Romanian treasure was snatched from a Dutch museum in a firebomb raid—now taxpayers may foot the bill unless it’s recovered.

“We need faster and more effective decisions”: Marxist intellectual now sounds like a von der Leyen acolyte.

The only poll that really counts will take place this Sunday, and the ramifications will be huge.

“The agency’s mandate is to protect the constitutional order—not to carry out political vendettas.”

This comes after he called Trump “the orange tyrant” and argued Britain has a “moral obligation” to pay reparations for slavery.

“Crypto, Bitcoin, digital assets are here to stay,” Farage said.

The push comes despite growing international concern over Europe’s censorship agenda.

Ilaria Salis may think she’s scoring points in Brussels, but in Budapest, even the Left are distancing themselves from her controversial plans.

Jerusalem accuses the French president of siding with Hamas after he urges EU pressure on Israel over Gaza aid, calling his comments “a blatant lie.”