La Paz will now fully ban underage marriages, with criminal penalties for offenders.

When the next major fiscal crisis hits, Europe’s credit-challenged governments will pull down the banks with them. A crisis bigger than the one 15 years ago can no longer be ruled out.

The ruling is a reminder that while establishment parties seek to sideline the AfD, the German constitution guarantees equal access to public office.

Ilaria Salis faces charges in Budapest of criminal assault—with a possible 11-year prison sentence if her parliamentary immunity is ended.

Critics say ministers must now push for a “mass dismantling of government-supported agencies and charities.”

Unions, banks, and student groups say the scheme lets foreign workers outbid locals in the housing market

A UN Watch report calls for an in-depth international review and comprehensive reform.

Conservatives say Brussels is bankrolling ‘investigative journalism’ projects to push pro-EU narratives while silencing dissent.

Zelensky’s SBU accuses internationally based online publishers of ‘Russian propaganda.’

From Brussels to Budapest, critics of the far-left welcome U.S. move and demand tougher action at home.

Leszek Miller calls for swift acknowledgment and compensation after the recent drone incident.

The Sejm has approved a new bill that makes certain benefits for Ukrainian refugees conditional on work and school attendance.