Brussels once again shows its intolerance toward freedom of speech.

Party leader Nigel Farage praised the outgoing chairman and called his stepping down “a loss to us and public life.”

Europe’s largest economy is already trailing its 2018 troop targets, raising concerns as the country now faces pressure to significantly boost its active-duty forces.

While electricity prices in the U.S. have remained flat, UK electricity prices have tripled over 30 years.

ANO leader Andrej Babiš said it’s about preventing the government from “continuing its dishonest activities” after a bitcoin scandal that felled the justice minister.

Young men are still more likely to be victims of crime, study shows.

A complete cabinet overhaul was agreed upon during a meeting with the coalition’s highest-ranking figures.

The Portuguese Left is without political leadership, devoid of electoral strategy, and increasingly bereft of institutional power.

The two leaders debated differences on economic policy and disagreements over German internal politics and the state of free speech.

A journalist who crossed the border unhindered several times calls the CDU’s crackdown “window-dressing.”

The nearly €1 billion taxpayer funds spent on pro-EU propaganda in the past decade is “likely a conservative estimate,” the author of MCC Brussels’ latest report said.

This is about more than words. The ‘far right’ slander is being used by the authorities to justify far-reaching attacks on democracy.