Ordinary citizens are being intimidated from criticising public figures.

Officials have been accused of “smoke and mirrors” to claim they are ‘reaching’ NATO’s target.

Local media has warned that criminal gangs in the Scandinavian country are under pressure from Iran to carry out terrorist attacks on U.S. and Israeli targets.

German Social Democrats are pushing for a federal law that would criminalize annoying male remarks, echoing Podemos’ ideological agenda in Spain.

Israel and Iran are being urged to stick to a tentative truce, the existence of which points to Israeli successes in the 12-day conflict.

Commissioner of London’s police force made matters worse when he later proclaimed that the pro-Israel protesters had acted like “damn stupid” football fans.

The U.S. President earlier criticised both countries for violating the agreement.

He wants right-wing policies but is allowing Macronism to continue by lending it a helping hand.

The Dutch government has not ruled out foreign actors causing the cable fire.

The Dutch migration ministry admitted that the practice has been going on for years, and often without any coordination with the local authorities.

The policy shift brings the prospective EU member closer to the Brussels mainstream, isolating the Jewish State.

Just as his party surges in the polls, Czech populist Andrej Babiš sees his acquittal overturned in what can be called a politically motivated decision.