
French Identitarian Activist Convicted for a Video
“From now on, it is forbidden to describe reality,” the young man protests.

“From now on, it is forbidden to describe reality,” the young man protests.

Cross-party deal places Denmark among the most aggressive Western countries curbing children’s access to social media.

David Sánchez is accused of landing a tailor-made public job in 2017, piling pressure on the Socialists ahead of a key election.

It will take more than changing the law or government to win back institutions from gender ideologues.

Hungary’s insistence on defending its energy security and its right to pursue peace talks offers a model of what a more balanced and sovereign Europe could look like.

PM: “Self-defence is always legitimate” as 68-year-old avoids charges

The officials presenting the findings on gang violence called them “very serious.”

Crossings resume after bad weather; this year’s total reaches around 38,000.

EU says offsets misled passengers; 21 major carriers back down.

Howard Phillips, 66, shared personal details of then-defence chief Grant Shapps with what he thought were Russian agents—who turned out to be undercover British officers.
A recent study shows that Europe would struggle to present a well-equipped, well-sized army if it had to go to war against Russia.
Reform UK’s Richard Tice has demanded an inquiry after south-London academy schools used classroom materials placing the party alongside the Nazis.
Berlin strengthens its commitment to Kyiv with plans for another €3 billion in military aid.
According to prosecutors, the planning took place between August 2024 and February 2025.
The Latvian man was detained in Salzburg, with authorities saying his motives remain unclear.
Following the arrest of a suspected Syrian terrorist in Berlin, intelligence services and experts are warning that as many as
A damning new memo confirms that the British state broadcaster has been playing fast and loose with the truth.
The PiS leader also warned that arresting former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, who is seriously ill, would be equivalent to a death sentence.
Enlargement commissioner Marta Kos said Ukraine “has demonstrated its commitment to its EU path,” but warned against further “backsliding.”
Speakers invited to the European Parliament blasted the EU for “confusing equality with ideology.”
Officials are so convinced of their righteousness that they don’t mind discussing these options in public.
The ECHR ruled that Estonia’s blanket smoking ban in prisons breached inmates’ basic rights.