Czechia and Sweden say the EU’s Green Deal is too costly, as Brussels urges ministers to stick to a 90% emissions-cut target.

The Merz government prepares for the fourth transport of Afghan families under resettlement commitments, with 1,900 Afghans still waiting in Pakistan.

Authorities gain real-time oversight of attendance; repeated refusal to work also triggers sanctions.

Masked far-left activists from France and Italy clashed with police and vandalized buildings in the Belgian capital.

280 asylum seekers were tested on Monday.

The chancellor’s call to send migrants back sharply contrasts with his foreign minister’s claims that Syria remains unfit for their return.

Victims say they were abused as girls in West Yorkshire from 2000–2009.

Single-parent and immigrant households suffer the highest rates of exclusion.

The attacker was already ordered to leave the country for a previous sexual assault but still walked around free despite being up for deportation since 2024.

Edgars Rinkēvičs said he would not sign the law as quitting the convention would “send a contradictory message.”

Zbigniew Ziobro has accused the current justice minister of leaking secret documents to the media.

The tale of a failed asylum seeker known to the authorities committing crime has become an all too familiar occurrence.