Sven Lau, a convert once jailed for sending fighters and equipment to Syria, is again under surveillance after resurfacing among extremists.

Accused of embezzlement of public funds, Begoña Gómez may now be formally prosecuted.

Charlotte Korchak was told “Have you no shame?” after holding the flag.

In an astonishing public statement the European Commission has doubled down on the allocation of millions of euros to research on Islam.

Swiss FM Ignazio Cassis says an ICC exception applies only for a peace conference, as Macron pushes Geneva for a Putin–Zelensky summit.

NATO’s vast spending hike pours cash into European militaries but risks deepening dependence on Washington and driving up global arms prices.

With pro-family laws and resistance to sexual ideology, Hungary is testing whether Christian democracy can undo decades of social revolution.

A senior Trump administration official said the meeting could take place in Hungary, within the next two weeks.

The extremists say it is not enough to target businesses: those behind them are fair game too.

Politicians warn the ruling could open the door to religious legal systems in Austria’s courts and weaken the rule of law.

Mediators say Hamas agreed to a 60-day pause, but Netanyahu insists any deal must secure all hostages and Israel’s security.

U.S. president floats security guarantees for Kyiv outside NATO while Europe demands a ceasefire and a seat at the table.