Prosecutors say a Ukrainian woman acted with Russian suspects to send a deadly device via courier.

A Brandenburg intelligence report classified an AfD member’s social media post proposing a day of remembrance as ‘extremist.’

A former agriculture minister is pushing for strict social media age limits, calling it a matter of public safety.

With public trust in freefall, few believe the CDU-SPD alliance will survive until 2029.

German self-ID law and EU courts compel Austria to issue ‘X’ passports, despite no domestic legal basis for non-binary recognition.

The government has admitted it cannot “estimate” how many in the country on certain visas are still here.

Spain’s government has given Jumilla one month to reverse a PP-backed motion blocking Islamic celebrations in municipal sports halls.

Knife attacks, sexual assault, murder—police officers have a hard time coping with migrant crime.

The case centred on fears Wikipedia could be classed under the UK’s toughest online safety category.

EU’s fiscal documents are written to pay a token gesture to openness while in reality serving as declarations of policy intent.

Spain’s national Right is winning over religious voters with hardline migration policies—even when it means confronting the country’s Catholic hierarchy.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has previously expressed concerns about the military drills.