“A movement is now emerging in Europe and around the world to demonstrate that the two-state solution is still relevant,” PM Luc Frieden said.

Britain’s first “one in, one out” deportation flight finally left the runway—but legal challenges meant every migrant slated for removal stayed behind.

A decade after the Röszke border incident, Hungary highlights the importance of strong border control and strict migration policy.

The 26-year-old attacker struck at an anti-Islamism rally in Mannheim, killing a police officer

“Israel categorically rejects this distorted and false report and calls for the immediate abolition of this Commission of Inquiry,” a statement from the foreign ministry said.

Protesters are separating men and women for travel—even using gender-specific group chats—yet liberal progressives continue to stand in solidarity.

“The radical left commits enormous violence, and it seems they are doing it on a larger scale,” President Trump warned.

A suburban shopfront was torn apart by the force of the explosion, leaving Etterbeek residents shocked in the suburb Etterbeek.

Beatrix von Storch’s trip signals closer AfD–U.S. ties as Washington raises concerns over Germany’s political freedoms.

While a Moscow-Kyiv peace agreement is no nearer, further initiatives look likely in the weeks ahead.

The EU is ready to sacrifice competitiveness and credibility on the altar of ideology (again.)

Farage weighs in on the UK’s questionable treatment of its main democratic ally in the Middle East.