Two free-speech activists were arrested, strip-searched, and detained for hours in “Europe’s Capital”—simply for holding gender-critical signs.

A surprise Labour by-election win also reveals an underlying populist shrift.

The prime minister’s office called the decision “symbolic.”

The Hungarian Constitutional Court decided in favour of the petitioners, two couples who got married in Germany and the United States respectively.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said his country would protect itself and Israel from illegitimate actions by the ICC.

The U.S. president said in an Oval Office televised speech he was “very disappointed” with the billionaire.

Four people were killed in the Russian strikes which also targeted regions near the Polish border.

The group of sailing activists ‘rescued’ four Sudanese who were then picked up by Frontex.

There is a purposeful “silence” from responsible authorities surrounding the inability of teachers to teach.

The two activists are looking at their legal options after being strip searched and put into jail cells for holding signs saying “Children are never born in the wrong body

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.”