Falling approval ratings, corruption scandals, and mismanagement of the war are making it increasingly evident that Zelensky is not the golden boy Brussels makes him out to be.

In 2024, Axel Rudakubana’s brutal murder of three young girls sparked a summer of unrest. One year on, has anything really changed?

Older Ukrainians may now join the armed forces under a one-year contract, as Kyiv looks for new ways to replenish its struggling military.

A conservative MEP says member states must track down “secret funds” to terrorist groups.

During a landmark Vatican gathering of digital missionaries, Pope Leo XIV called on young Catholics to protect meaningful speech and reach the suffering in the AI era.

What we are witnessing is not a spontaneous process of growing religious pluralism, but a well-structured plan by organisations with a clear ideological agenda.

Swimming pools are becoming hotbeds of harassment in Central Europe.

Peter Kyle claims opposing the Online Safety Act puts Farage “on the side” of predators like Jimmy Savile—drawing sharp condemnation.

Discounts on sport, fitness, and culture for asylum seekers have exposed a two-tier system as public anger grows.

The omnipresent spectre of Nigel Farage and his Reform UK party that is currently shaking up the political establishment up and down the island has arrived on the banks of Loch Lomond.

Attackers shouted “Free Palestine” and “I am Hamas” during the beach assault.

Trump didn’t hold back: he challenged the UK on free speech and schooled it on farming and tax policy.