Baltic state PM asks Poland to help assess weapons debris—NATO condemns airspace violations and pledges support.

Residents urged to flee south, while the UN makes “distorted” accusation of genocide by the Jewish State.

EU money is turning professors into “intellectual ambassadors” for Brussels, blurring the line between education and propaganda.

Migration control helps the ‘Paris of the East’ stand out from the deteriorating public safety situation—from Amsterdam explosions to Marseille shootings—blighting Europe.

More than 50 organizations from across Europe want the digital space to remain open to all voices—supporting public debate and democratic values.

Shurma says Ukrainian authorities “misled German law enforcement” and calls the case against him “political persecution.”

The Interior Minister argues that flying ‘political’ flags from French town halls violates public service neutrality.

The boycott campaign against Israel risks turning Europe’s biggest cultural event into a political battleground.

Europe’s first openly transgender national minister will skip a U.S. trade mission to protest Trump’s ‘LGBT’ policies.

The EU Parliament will vote on whether to lift the Italian MEP’s immunity so she can face trial over brutal Antifa-linked street attacks.

Diella, a digital assistant designed to tackle corruption, sparks opposition outrage in parliament.

Women’s rights—especially access to education—are being trampled on daily in Afghanistan.