At no point does it appear to have occurred to the lawyers, the judges, or the ECHR itself that maybe the human rights of the victims should take priority over that of their assailants.

“We have a lot more work to do to crack down on political violence and make sure those who engage in this heinous behavior are off the streets and behind bars,” FBI Director Kash Patel commented.

Budapest station light show imagines Hungary under mass migration policies.

German industry grows restless as government stalls on growth and jobs.

Sánchez outflanks fellow leftist European leaders in his quest for Palestinian statehood.

The tax-financed broadcasting companies can no longer conceal their financial mismanagement and ideological bias.

Even MPs from his own party have called the plans a “complete, dystopian disaster.”

The continent’s leaders call for defining the conflict in terms of morality. But wars are not morality plays. Wars are struggles of power and interest.

Capital-punishment hungry Iran and European negotiators blame each other for the failure of diplomatic efforts to agree on Tehran’s nuclear program.

By displaying the flag on Rosh Hashanah, Socialist mayors sent a chilling message to France’s Jewish citizens.

The Baltic state’s defence minister has warned against “current threats.”

Polling data reveals collapsing confidence in the grand coalition just months after it took power.