For the first time, conservative feminist groups joined France’s annual anti-violence protests—facing hostility from left-wing activists.

Three men have been arrested in connection with the attack in the Italian capital: investigators are now examining digital and DNA evidence.

Last year, the overall number of crimes in Germany fell, but not on the railways, where knife incidents and attacks on officials increased significantly.

As Washington renews its drive for a negotiated end to the war, Hungary’s prime minister is shaping the diplomatic path—much to Brussels’ frustration.

New government figures, released after an AfD inquiry, show years-long delays in enforcing departures.

A Moldovan village was evacuated after UAV fragments landed on a house near the Ukrainian border.

Serbia’s government is negotiating with Russian owners and preparing fuel imports to avoid a national energy crisis.

Raphaël Glucksmann has emerged as the most popular figure on the Left, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon remains the most disliked politician in France.

Defamation dispute reflects rising tensions in France about religion and security—and the reliability of public opinion studies.

Hammer Gang members attacked innocent people in Germany and Hungary.

U.S. officials hold unannounced talks with Russian and Ukrainian representatives in Abu Dhabi to refine a viable peace settlement.

“European as well as Slovak history is full of examples when Christians played a critical role at a critical time.”