A broad majority in parliament backed the right to pay with cash, the latest sign of Central Europe resisting a shift to digital-only payments.

The EU is preparing a mechanism to suspend tariff advantages for countries that reject the return of their expelled nationals.

A children’s programme on Germany’s public broadcaster is accused of downplaying violent left-wing blockades in Giessen.

New trauma-registry data shows a surge in knife injuries and more attacks aimed at the neck and chest.

New Insa poll puts AfD at 27% as conservatives slip, underscoring a major realignment in German politics.

The conflict pits an older social-paternalist national conservatism against a younger, libertarian-nationalist, anti-system Right.

Moscow says its forces have seized two key Ukrainian cities, a move that could threaten Kyiv’s supply lines

New powers allow officers to seize phones and SIM cards.

Costanza Tosi claims a butcher and his son blocked her inside their shop, threatened to hit her, and deleted her footage during a report on Islamist separatism.

Brussels keeps fostering a sense of imminent armed conflict amid mounting internal crises.

Tens of thousands rallied outside parliament demanding political change, as clashes with police and attacks on ruling-party offices exposed deep anger over Bulgaria’s draft 2026 budget.

Steve Witkoff is set to meet Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, as Washington talks up “optimism” and Europe frets over pressure on Kyiv to concede ground.