One in seven French people now lives below the poverty line.

A new report claims the Centre for Media Monitoring uses bad-faith complaints to censor accurate reporting on Islamist extremism.

The progressive law professor is backed by the CDU as well, despite some members expressing concerns about her push to legalize abortion up to birth.

The German government had given a “legally binding” commitment, the court said.

A tense council meeting and mass protests failed to stop Zwolle from approving a new asylum centre, as residents say they have been ignored by their own city.

Somewhat under the radar, the EU has already made a major concession to the U.S. president.

Despite Sánchez’s calls to cut ties with Israel, Spain has increased weapons imports—exposing a gap between rhetoric and reality.

The Chinese ambassador was summoned to the foreign ministry in Berlin.

The Tusk cabinet is trying to dismantle citizens’ border patrols, but the movement keeps growing.

Prosecutors say Juraj Cintula aimed to disrupt the Slovak government by targeting the prime minister, who survived four gunshot wounds in a 2024 attack.

The French president’s visit is rich in ceremony but short on guarantees, as both sides play down chances of a breakthrough on Channel migration

The U.S. president responded to Moscow’s claim of a breakthrough in central Ukraine, as Kyiv insists its forces are holding firm.