The climate activist is transporting food to “break Israel’s siege”—or to carry out a “performative stunt.”

Trump’s defence secretary says Europe must be “combat-ready” as pressure mounts ahead of this month’s summit in The Hague.

While leftists cry foul, most Italians back Meloni’s new law as long-overdue action to restore control and protect honest citizens.

Iratxe García, a vocal critic of alleged Russian influence in Brussels, travels to Washington to build alliances against conservative European leaders.

Reform UK supporters slammed the Labour leader after he refused to engage with MP Sarah Pochin’s call for a public burqa ban

The establishment doesn’t favor Muslims out of love and respect for Muslims. They do it because they fear them.

Young Croatian men will be required to serve two months in the armed forces under new legislation backed by the president.

During the ordeal, a woman in the visitors’ gallery shouted slogans such as “Free Palestine” and “Blood on your hands.”

Major players in the industry plan to protest against the French government’s intention to restrict minors’ access to pornography.

“History will judge this Commission and the pro-migration politicians harshly. Until that day comes, we’ll continue defending our citizens.”

Builders found three unexploded bombs on a construction site in the city, which experienced devastating bombings during the Second World War.

After months of legal hurdles, the Czech Republic got the green light in its priority project to build more reactors to phase out coal power.