Insufficient relocations and adult migrants posing as minors are now acknowledged, but effectively closing the migration route is not on the establishment’s agenda.

The AfD speaks of a “great victory for the rule of law,” but the SPD, the Greens, and Die Linke keep the path toward a ban alive.

Key details are still not clear, and no timetable has been set for the repairs Ukraine claims are needed.

Alleged to have manipulated public tenders, the deputy PM/minister of infrastructure enjoyed Edi Rama’s full support—until she didn’t.

Think tank argues for UAV-led resistance to potential Chinese invasion.

Political interference? Facebook has suspended Hungarian right-wing outlets weeks before the national election.

Key family reunification and reception changes are now on hold pending review under EU law.

Europe’s cultural and political disputes are increasingly being settled by judges in Luxembourg rather than by elected national governments, speakers at the MCC conference said.

A June 2025 post promoting our article on age verification for pornographic websites ended up labeled as “nudity and sexual activity” eight months later.

Alleged “corporate Zionist” café chain attacked twice in a week by anonymous thugs—who obsess about its 1990s Jewish origins.

Since the death of Quentin, the prospect of working with the Left is becoming increasingly complicated for the presidential camp.

Announcing the provisional application of the controversial deal, von der Leyen stressed it “can only be fully concluded once the European Parliament has given its consent.”