Demonstrations in Houten and Uithoorn follow earlier protests in The Hague and Amsterdam, highlighting tensions over migration.

Even in “the most optimistic scenario,” one study says less than half will want to return.

“We are not talking about public policy, we are talking about fundamental human rights.”

After Assad’s fall in December 2024, many refugees have returned to neighboring countries—but only a small fraction in Europe plan to go back.

The Ukrainian delegation held talks with American defense companies and officials—ahead of a planned Trump-Zelensky summit.

A new immigration regulation will grant 300,000 residence permits a year, potentially creating a new voter base for the Socialist Party.

Deputy PM Ebba Busch said Muslims are welcome in Sweden, but they must abide by “fundamental Swedish values.”

The Madrid Declaration denounces von der Leyen’s economic policies and calls for new leadership to defend producers and families.

PM Ulf Kristersson notes ongoing “hybrid attacks” in the Baltic, including disinformation and incidents involving underwater cables.

A new study reveals that two-thirds of refugees have incomes below the national poverty threshold.

Lincolnshire locals and Reform MPs unite against Miliband’s plan to cover farmland with solar panels.

Berlin has been shocked by a tenfold rise in Ukrainian asylum seekers since August, with 1.29 million now registered in the country.