After loosening speech controls, X now faces backlash from politicians accusing it of “threatening democracy.”

Athens halts asylum processing for boat arrivals from North Africa as Crete faces migrant surge

German chancellor’s first UK trip since taking office set for July 17

Reform UK leader says Macron deal is an insult to voters and warns dangerous Channel migrants are being waved through by the French Navy.

The Kurdish separatist group launched its disarmament process in Sulaymaniyah, with Ankara expected to respond on Saturday.

Closure follows Poland’s expulsion of Russian diplomats.

An accusation that a left-wing candidate plagiarised her doctoral dissertation pushed the Union to take the vote off the agenda.

Police have criticised citizen-led efforts to crack down on a youth gang, but haven’t done enough to get a grip on the issue itself.

51% of urban residents see housing costs as an “urgent” problem

At least 14 mayors and over 200 officials have been jailed or placed under house arrest in a politically charged anti-corruption campaign.

Most Canadians are unaware that the country’s first prime minister, now smeared as “racist,” defended Indigenous rights and advocated for their political enfranchisement.

This next gathering could be the most significant yet, but the Commission is again likely to keep its fingers in its ears.