Disturbing new federal data reveals that ethnically motivated crimes against Germans have nearly tripled since 2019.
The Hungarian PM said Ukraine stopping the flow of oil through the Druzhba pipeline is a “calculated act of coercion.”
A senior police official appointed by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has resigned, adding to mounting scandals facing Spain’s leftist government.
A dramatic breakaway by MPs has fractured the ruling coalition in Poland.
Europe’s streets and schools showcase Islamic rituals, while millions of Christians observe Lent with little official recognition.
Andrey Gyurov was named to lead an interim government ahead of Bulgaria’s April 19th polling.
The broadcaster conceded the segment violated its own editorial guidelines, which prohibit the use of AI-generated images in political news reporting.
Poland’s defence ministry scrapped a proposed gender-focused training session for troops, which conservative lawmakers had denounced as ideologically driven.
Merz said his government is considering “various ways of handling it in a more restrictive manner.”
The so-called ‘punk community’ lobbied—including with threats of violence—to block a planned show by a right-wing U.S. performer.
Last Thursday, individuals from a local squatter house assaulted a VOX tent, spitting on members and physically attacking them.
Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stopped oil transit for political reasons.
