Editors say the decision raises serious questions about press freedom and readers’ access to primary sources.

After a British Columbia pensioner is fined $750,000 for saying there are only two sexes, British comedian John Cleese cancels his tour dates.

Officials warn that even partial destabilisation of Iran could unleash refugee movements on a scale comparable to the largest crises of recent decades.

UK officials’ fear of being labeled racist or “Islamophobic” has allowed rape gangs—mainly composed of Pakistani-heritage men—to operate with near-impunity.

After refusing to hold a minute’s silence for Quentin, MEPs will finally have to show which side they are on regarding leftist extremism.

With 204 school-related antisemitic cases recorded last year, concerns are mounting over the safety and long-term future of Jewish school pupils and teachers in the UK.

The Commission wants subsidies and public contracts to favour EU-made goods as concerns grow over industrial decline and dependence on China.

Ankara reported that a missile closing in on its territory was successfully destroyed by NATO’s air defense network, with no injuries or damage.

Péter Szijjártó discussed long-term energy shipments with Vladimir Putin as Hungary faces mounting pressure from surging global costs and regional supply disruptions.

Flanders police have reported a significant shift in migration patterns, as traffickers bypass France to take the longer, more perilous route from Belgium to the UK.

The party says this move is essential because of the number of sites “where extremism and violent Islamism thrive.”

Security services chief says stronger cooperation is needed to identify sabotage or hybrid threats from foreign powers.