Nordic Countries Face Criticism Over Alcohol Consumption Tests
Employers testing people’s off-duty habits in secret is an invasion of privacy, a Finnish legal expert says.
Employers testing people’s off-duty habits in secret is an invasion of privacy, a Finnish legal expert says.
Multiple attacks in Berlin and Munich left several victims in the hospital and a female assailant shot dead by police.

You don’t fight Islamism by shaking its hand. You fight it by drawing the line, and standing your ground.

Demonstrators demanded elections as corruption scandals swirl around Spain’s Socialist leadership.
The Supreme Court says Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz may have illegally shared confidential files about a businessman linked to a leading opposition figure.

Geert Wilders praised this as a “fantastic initiative,” saying it is necessary because establishment parties have “completely failed” voters.

The Left is now screaming that Trump is hindering academic freedom. Where have they been for the last 50 years?
The proposal could cost thousands of jobs and do little to help the global environment.
Opposition forces had hoped the vote would help them challenge the sitting conservative government
The drugs were hidden in a truck intercepted in the north-western city of Wałcz
An AfD query has uncovered fake accounts run by intelligence officials, who are tight-lipped about their purpose.
Move comes three years after Britain agreed to fund tougher French border efforts—yet migrant numbers hit record highs.
Islamist infiltration is being “grossly understated” by official reports.
Osama Krayem faces war crimes charges in Sweden for one of Islamic State’s most barbaric killings.
“I am going to become the prime minister,” the PVV leader said, adding “The Netherlands deserves a government that puts its own citizens first.”
Britain is undergoing a dramatic transformation—one neither debated nor endorsed by voters.
The officer targeted by the hoax was leading probes into alleged corruption involving PM Sánchez’s wife, brother, and a former minister.
Justice minister Gérald Darmanin thanked Moroccan authorities on X for the arrest
No foreign power interfered more blatantly in Poland’s presidential elections than the EU.
Liberal politicians and media underestimated the public mood—and lost to a candidate they ridiculed.
European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Šefčovič said the tariffs hike does not help the negotiations between the U.S. and the EU.
Nearly half of Bulgarians oppose the move, fearing inflation and loss of economic sovereignty—but EU elites push ahead anyway.