An ‘Antifa Kommando’ post on a far-left website took credit for the blaze that destroyed the Thurn und Taxis lodge, accusing Princess Gloria of “reactionary” views.

Jurors deliberated nearly 12 hours before delivering a guilty verdict, while the defence argued his words and actions were merely attention-seeking antics.

As the youth is shifting towards the Right, Brussels is ramping up their limitations to online information.

The legal victory drew support from the opposition Conservative Party.

The rebellion was a result of growing tension over the Mercosur deal threatening farmers across Europe.

Reaffirming his campaign pledge, the Polish president rejects the bloc’s “mandatory solidarity” scheme and calls for Europe to act at its borders, not inside them.

The idea that Muslim communities are systemically discriminated against throughout Western Europe is pure fantasy.

A Tunisian—with a history of drug trafficking convictions—is standing trial in Berlin on charges of severely abusing, imprisoning, and raping his former partner.

Public frustration with Austrian migration policy is mounting as trust in the ruling coalition continues to erode.

Spain has argued that it is a committed member of NATO and will remain one after Trump suggested expelling the country from the alliance.

Berlin commitment comes as Israeli PM Netanyahu announces that 48 hostages remain in Gaza, with 20 still alive—including four Germans.

Comparing the market and par values of sovereign debt may seem like a dry exercise, but it reveals critical insights into the European economy.