If real Europe is ever going to live free again, Brussels and its monstrous, soul-sucking, money-burning bureaucracy has to die.

U.S. companies like Facebook and Meta have said the application of the Digital Services Act (DSA) by the EU amounts to censorship of their platforms.

Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni defended her country’s law enforcement authorities against the ideologically biased claims of the report.

The Russian president regards NATO enlargement as the root of the conflict and insists that any peace agreement include formal written guarantees addressing it.

The support of ousted first-round candidates may play a decisive role in tipping the balance in the tightly contested presidential race.

The EU Commission wants details on corporate European investment in the U.S. as Eurocrats brace for tariff talks with Trump.

African migrants risk deadly journeys to reach Spain’s islands, with new boats arriving nearly daily in hopes of entering the EU.

As EU officials defend the Digital Services Act, a deeper concern emerges: the quiet convergence of state and corporate power in policing digital discourse.

The president has shown he cannot be trusted to deal with Islamic infiltrations.

A proposed surveillance centre would track Russian naval activity and undersea threats

Long-term lobbying by left-wing lawyers could be starting to pay off

From a British mother to a German pensioner, ordinary people are being harshly punished for blunt words uttered in frustration at a ruling political class that betrayed them.