New polling shows rising Polish distrust and renewed tension over history and reparations.

The murder of a young activist’s brother has forced Emmanuel Macron to call an emergency security meeting as fears grow ahead of the 2026 local elections.

The latest target is Frontières, a small investigative magazine now facing a financial squeeze as advertisers retreat—prompting anger on the French Right and calls for legal pushback.

Police investigate how an Eritrean woman’s hands came to be found discarded outdoors—and what happened to her.

Personal security could be strengthened by the law, named after Aleš Šutar, who died in an attack by a Roma male.

Von der Leyen’s appeal to Orbán lands just as raids in Kyiv uncover duffel bags of cash and allegations involving senior officials.

Public order is not an optional luxury, but the precondition for prosperity and a decent common life.

Zelensky mission aims to jumpstart stagnant negotiations with Moscow—and resume prisoner exchanges.

The Netherlands aims to support Syrians who choose to return home now that the civil war has ended.

Diplomatic change underscores Trump’s role as a peacemaker, as the international community seeks a new framework for stabilizing Gaza.

UPDATE: Donald Tusk vowed to bring to justice those responsible for this weekend’s explosion on the railway line leading to the Ukrainian border—“regardless of who their supporters are.”

Ex-PM Hasina was tried in absentia, reflecting the interim government’s efforts to address the violent crackdown she initiated while in office.