Officials in Brussels claim Ukraine meets entry criteria, but sceptics insist key conditions remain unmet.

Hamburg tops the list as cities spend millions on hotel rooms for migrants amid a housing crunch.

The anti-terror raid on SOS Chrétiens d’Orient follows years of smear campaigns by left-wing media over its work in Syria.

Zbigniew Ziobro said “In a lawless state one can hardly expect anything else.”

Despite grappling with a stagnant economy over the past years, Berlin continues to spend astronomical amounts on international climate aid.

The House of World Cultures—backed by about €57 million in federal funding—canceled a potentially antisemitic show to be staged on the second anniversary of Hamas’ October 7th pogrom.

The ‘BritCard’ will be a monument to this government’s authoritarian impulses and staggering incompetence.

Moscow has formally quit a key European human-rights convention after accusing the Council of Europe of “discrimination.”

Carrying a coffin through Liverpool, protesters warn Labour’s inheritance reforms will force family farms to sell up and vanish.

Under pressure from Kyiv and Brussels, Georgian Dream is preparing to file a lawsuit to ban major opposition parties—citing alleged political violence and corruption.

Hungary has neither sent nor will send drones to Ukraine, says Orbán, dismissing claims of airspace violations.

“The less a person knows the history of his own people, the less rooted he is in national and European culture, the less he understands the world around him and the easier it is to govern him.”