Britain prepares for Macron visit with hopes to sign a low-impact plan for reducing channel crossings.

Critics and media still slam the Sweden Democrats over their past—while ignoring other parties that currently tolerate antisemitic MPs.

“Recognition is not only a matter of historical accuracy but also one of solidarity and ethical responsibility.”

The case has reignited debate over how far universities should go in accommodating religious practices that conflict with liberal norms.

Israeli Defence Minister Katz said the ayatollah would have been assassinated prior to the ceasefire had the opportunity presented itself.

The new legislation only applies to migrants with subsidiary protection status.

Hostility to Macron-backed pension reforms is further undermining the already unpopular government.

Reports of Israeli hostages held in UN shelters and tunnels beneath UNRWA schools have shattered the myth of neutrality.

The Constitutional Court’s decision has sparked outrage over political interference in the justice system.

Washington will lift “restrictive measures” while Beijing will “review and approve” items under export controls.

The university failed in its duty of care to Jewish students and staff, to the point where the Jewish Society had to dissolve for safety reasons.

According to Viktor Orbán, it makes no sense to accept a country whose territory and borders cannot be defined.