Reports from NGO Monitor and memoranda seized from the Islamist group reveal a system of infiltration and pressure on humanitarian organisations receiving European funds.
Police urged the French capital to cancel its New Year’s Eve concert, warning that last year even the deployment of more than 6,000 officers struggled to control the crowds.
Brussels insiders are quietly questioning the country’s courts after top EU officials were detained in a corruption probe.
Wenke Brüdgam faces calls for her resignation after she was seen in a now-deleted video ripping the German flags down from empty houses—calling them symbols of “nationalism” and “fascism.”
Saturday’s actions, involving about 25,000 people, were not a demonstration but an attempt to shut down the event through blockades and threats of violence.
FPÖ and Hungary step up calls for stronger borders and greater national sovereignty.
Nigel Farage’s populist Reform UK has secured a record-breaking donation from a Thailand-based British businessman.
The trend includes a rise in arson and attacks on critical sites, with Munich remaining the most affected district.
The plan focuses in particular on strengthening cooperation between customs services and private parcel delivery companies to improve drug detection.
Repeatedly imprisoned for thoughtcrimes including the “incorrect” use of a ‛transitioning’ pupil’s pronouns, Enoch Burke—and his family—were threatened with criminal proceedings after he appealed his conviction.
The move addresses concerns voiced by mayors and prosecutors in the Belgian capital about criminal activity linked to scooters.
Local authorities are forcing candidates to sign a declaration tied to the state’s extremism list—a move the AfD says amounts to a de facto party ban.
