Despite being the second-largest party, AfD is denied its rightful parliamentary room as SPD retains privileges, raising concerns of political discrimination.

The €150,000 pilot was meant to serve as a model for a national rollout, but its results are questionable.

Tusk claims to be defending the EU against illegal migration—using the measures for which Hungary has been persecuted.

The Reason for the dismissal of the Russian transport minister remains unknown.

The German was assaulted in Place du Luxembourg in front of the EU Parliament by a group of North African-looking men who called him a “racist.”

Provocative show in family area fuels debate over children’s inclusion.

Fast-track citizenship does not require language proficiency and identity verification.

Rival Cypriot leaders will meet next week with UN chief António Guterres after a rare series of confidence-building steps raised hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough.

Meloni pushes back as allies back proposal to grant citizenship to children of foreign nationals.

More than 3,000 farmers’ groups and 20 member states opposed the planned budget reforms, forcing the Commission to seek alternative ways to cut agricultural subsidies by about 20%.

Belgium is seeing a shift in baby names—away from traditional choices, and toward names influenced strongly by a growing immigrant community.

Lion’s share of cash has gone on paying cops to watch London hate marches.