Donald Tusk said on Tuesday Poland will expel 57 Ukrainians and six Belarusians who were behind “certain provocations.”

The Swedish activist has decided it’s her time to be back in the spotlight, and will be setting sail again later this month.

The complainants claim an X post by the PVV leader uses “Nazi-era propaganda tactics” to “vilify minorities.”

The case is the latest in a growing series of court interventions that have angered governments across Europe.

Over 50 Africans are suing to force their way in after Berlin froze UN resettlement—reigniting the fight over migration and national borders.

The British state is more keen to punish people for hitting back against crime than for actually committing it.

One arrested as “pro-Palestine” assailant hurls containers of noxious-seeming liquid at gay Jews.

Merz said he would clamp down on migration pull factors, but continues to hand out taxpayer cash.

Investigations into Chinese rail and solar firms have ignited a tit-for-tat trade fight.

Herbert Kickl of the Freedom Party says the ruling conservatives have suffered a “total failure” after Europe’s human rights court blocked another Syrian removal.

Utopia 56 has been behind many such encampments, and has even been investigated for its actions at the French-UK border.

A local newspaper’s decision to strip and annotate an AfD mayoral interview sparks claims the press is waging open war on the party.