It’s time to finally reflect on the difficult legacy of Russian post-communism.

A top politician stands down after saying he made a “mistake” on his CV about his university education, as controversy swirled around the alleged lies on his résumé.

Under pressure from the UK, France will soon commence “control and intervention” work at sea, targeting the so-called small boats used for smuggling people.

A new report exposes how uncontrolled, unassimilated immigration is destroying the French education system.

Reform proposals are a key element of the coalition agreement between the CDU and the Social Democrats, now under strain.

It’s increasingly clear that the Americans are no longer concerned about the European position, as the U.S. government reportedly moves to recognize Russian control over Crimea and Donbas.

Without a European strategy, international competitors will dominate a core component of the digital infrastructure of the future, say experts.

A Spanish criminal court has ordered the psychiatric confinement of the Moroccan man who murdered a sacristan with a machete in 2023.

“I understand his concerns, he has good arguments—but we also have good arguments about reaching our common goal” is the German chancellor’s assessment of his ‘weak’ Belgian counterpart.

Vladimir Putin praised the Hungarian PM’s “balanced position” as the two leaders discussed Ukraine, energy, and a possible Budapest peace summit.

In a direct challenge to Brussels’ green agenda, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Germany will urge the EU to scrap its 2035 fossil-fuel phase-out.

The blowing up of ATMs has become increasingly common especially in the Netherlands, Austria, and Germany, where the Dutch-Moroccan gang network is believed to be behind most of the attacks.