Magistrates have charged a well-known ‘psychoanalytic’ broadcaster with sexual assaults on six women, allegedly raping three when they were teenagers.

Government data reveals a 43% jump in foreigners on so-called Bürgergeld without work history

The Spanish Left eyes France’s example by proposing terminating a pregnancy as a fundamental right.

A proposal to criminalise the promotion of Ukrainian nationalist groups from World War Two is driving the allies apart.

‘Fake news’ war content boosted the Iranian narrative, often by using old or AI-generated videos, report discovers.

While Alliance members look for ways to bolster Ukrainian air power, Greece stands firm against calls to hand over its Mirage 2000-5 aircraft.

While the synagogue assailant was killed, two of his Jewish targets were also shot by police in error.

Pavel Durov says French prosecutors and Brussels elites are using his case to intimidate platforms into censorship.

Deregulating markets and industries will amount to nothing unless we first do away with the elephant in the room: the welfare state.

Attacks on churches multiply as the government remains unmoved, and media outrage proves selective.

People often go to considerable trouble to make themselves ugly, or as ugly as possible. Nor is this simply a trait of rebellious youth that is trying to assert its independence and that will take the easiest route available to shock its elders. Now, perhaps for the first time, the ugliness of youthful rebellion has become inscribed deeply into society, virtually as the norm.

48 Turkish citizens were arrested among 200 activists when Israeli forces intercepted Gaza–bound flotilla boats, the spokesperson said.