Crackdown on illegal migration attracts funding, personnel, publicity—and even celebrity recruits.

Anonymous employees and fringe campaigners drag London’s opera scene into ideological war, threatening to destroy the very culture they claim to protect.

“We want a rule-based relationship with the United States … but not at any price,” said President Keller-Sutter.

The plan would reduce legal uncertainty and ease market access by replacing national SPC filings with one unified process.

Brussels’ digital mass surveillance regime is about to get so much worse.

Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf may have been the biggest advocate for banning the AfD, but her likely replacement will not be much better either.

The Kremlin says both leaders have agreed in principle to meet, with the UAE floated as a possible venue—but Zelensky won’t be invited.

One man was hospitalised with a gunshot wound while another escaped serious injury after a violent clash turned chaotic.

The Wuppertal knife assault raises questions over public safety and sparks security concerns.

“If journalists like the election result, it’s democracy. If they don’t, it’s populism,” the former Austrian chancellor said in an interview.

Developers say the project will expand public access—voters aren’t convinced.

Ajit Doval and Sergei Shoigu met in Moscow to strengthen strategic cooperation, as Washington slaps heavy duties on Indian goods over Russian oil ties.