The clash has reignited a fierce battle over who gets to shape Poland’s family law—Warsaw or Brussels.

With “only the best interests of the State of Israel” in mind, Herzog is set to consider Netanyahu’s legal pleas.

After winning last year’s battle for free speech, leading patriots must now ask: what happens after elections start swinging the right way?

Over 78% of voters opposed a new tax targeting multimillionaire inheritances, while 84% shot down a proposal for universal mandatory youth national service.

Campaigners in Ireland demanded that the park named after former Israeli president Chaim Herzog be renamed after a Palestinian child.

Sunday’s demonstrations united the young, families, and the self-employed in a nationwide outcry against corruption and crushing taxes.

Illegal EU farm subsidies leave farmers demanding justice after exposing fraud—leading to clashes with police and reported injuries.

The brutal murder of an 18-year-old girl in the Netherlands, allegedly at the hands of her own family members, must force an uncomfortable conversation about migration and integration.

Masked rioters, concrete barriers, and armed patrols signal a new reality for Europe’s holiday markets this season.

The chancellor proved incapable of joining other officials who bashed the left for undermining democracy.

The Künstlerhaus show has prompted protests and political debate, provoked by content including a wolf in priest’s clothes.

New data shows defence giants surging to historic profits while EU governments revive conscription plans and push public ‘preparedness’ campaigns.