Chilean president José Antonio Kast’s address crystallized the political and moral message of the summit against the global progressive consensus.

“It is not the role of government to police the public square or to decide which opinions citizens are allowed to see,” Croatian MEP Stephen Bartulica said.

The 14-year-old pupil was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after attacking his teacher during class.

Unlike other European leaders, Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán has consistently called for direct talks between Russia and Ukraine since the outbreak of the conflict.

Marine Le Pen’s political future hangs in the balance in the closing arguments of the trial of her parliamentary assistants.

Consumer protection group Testachats brought its case against the budget airline before the Brussels commercial court.

The accompanying message invoked a communist resistance fighter executed by the Nazis and called for the AfD to be banned.

Danish authorities concluded that the Swedish duo committed a terrorist act, leading to lengthy sentences.

Another social media boss stressed that France “is not a free country.”

PM Tusk said the rebuilding initiative would involve large-scale investment, significant funding, and the participation of major companies in shaping Kyiv’s future.

A survey shows that French Muslims remain divided on banning a leading Islamist group, with 38% supporting it, with 43% against.

According to Mark Rutte, European members of NATO may provide security guarantees if a ceasefire is reached.