With four hurt in recent shootings, officers in the Belgian capital are seizing guns and stepping up patrols.

The findings highlight a change in tone since President Nawrocki took office, as Polish voters weigh war fatigue against long-standing anti-Russia sentiment.

Meloni complained that some of the conventions covering migration laws “are no longer current.”

Young Europeans are flocking to parties championing identity, culture, and national pride.

Spain proposes sending a ship to defend the ‘pro-Gaza’ flotilla, after it complains of drone attacks: Italy offers a direct role in aid delivery.

The former French president was convicted of using Libyan funds—but cleared of corruption and embezzlement.

The oversight body has no problem investigating frontline officers for trivial matters, but seems unwilling to scrutinise senior ranks for some of the most damaging allegations the British police have ever faced.

The judge emphasized the ideological motives behind the Mannheim attack—noting that Ataee believed every Muslim had a duty to kill non-believers.

Judge criticized after a violent religious zealot was spared prison. The same judge previously jailed a man for sending abusive emails.

EU judges and NGOs are sidelining democratically elected governments on immigration and eroding national sovereignty.

Copenhagen is considering invoking NATO Article 4 after its second drone incident this week.

DMA, Apple says, is having the opposite effects of what regulators promised.