The liberal city’s leaders are trivializing the problem.

Despite promising no new borrowing, Merz was already working on plans to bypass parliament and push through €1 trillion in debt during his campaign.

Court orders eviction after brothers reject 55 m² apartment

Attacks on tourists, verbal assaults, and acts of vandalism are becoming more frequent.

In rural England, a faith-based bookstore refused to display the LGBT flag—and forced local officials into a quiet retreat.

Italy warns that Brussels’ migrant return plan would erode sovereignty and impose new legal burdens on member states.

Britain’s Foreign Office has temporarily withdrawn staff from its Tehran embassy amid growing security concerns, as the Israel-Iran war enters its second week.

Estonia has begun building anti-tank defences as part of the Baltic Defence Line, aimed at stopping any future invasion at the border.

The French city is witnessing a clan war fueled by immigration and drug trafficking.

Following his Presidential victory in May, President Dan is working on choosing a cabinet that would end the deepening turmoil in Romania.

The bill passed with a thin margin, and now goes to the House of Lords.

Six men were arrested after violence broke out at an anti-regime protest near the Iranian Embassy.