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.

Police continue to investigate the stabbing incident that happened near an asylum seekers’s shelter in the Bavarian city.