Hundreds of millions of public funds have been earmarked for “the asylum industry.”
Hungary has rejected Ukraine’s accession to the EU because “enlargement is not a matter of political sympathy, but a strategic responsibility.”
The government says language courses are necessary for immigrants to be able to integrate properly.
Police made arrests following a break-in by Palestine Action activists, who filmed themselves damaging military aircraft. The group now faces a government ban.
This brutal crime was kept under wraps by a near-total media blackout—but now the shocking details have emerged.
Britain prepares for Macron visit with hopes to sign a low-impact plan for reducing channel crossings.
“Recognition is not only a matter of historical accuracy but also one of solidarity and ethical responsibility.”
Critics and media still slam the Sweden Democrats over their past—while ignoring other parties that currently tolerate antisemitic MPs.
The case has reignited debate over how far universities should go in accommodating religious practices that conflict with liberal norms.
Israeli Defence Minister Katz said the ayatollah would have been assassinated prior to the ceasefire had the opportunity presented itself.
The new legislation only applies to migrants with subsidiary protection status.
Hostility to Macron-backed pension reforms is further undermining the already unpopular government.
