Thinking in terms of functional regions with which no one identifies simply doesn’t work: Europe would do well to give this some thought.

The new Entry/Exit System (EES) requires non-EU travellers to register fingerprints, a facial photograph and passport details when entering the Schengen Area.

Finance ministers from five major EU economies have issued a joint ultimatum to Brussels, demanding a ‛contribution instrument’ to redistribute the record profits currently being harvested from consumers.

A disabled man who says he feared for his life during a street robbery is held without bail as protests erupt and questions grow over Spain’s self-defense laws.

Washington is ‘ready for constructive talks—if Iran engages seriously.’

In a landmark ruling taking effect today, the Darts Regulation Authority has barred ‘transgender women’ (men) from female-only tournaments, citing scientific evidence of male biological advantages.

Despite winning the election, the Prime Minister has struggled to build a stable governing alliance.

As Hungary prepares for its most contested election in years, the U.S. president has intervened with a forceful message, urging the ‛Great People of Hungary’ to return Orbán to power this Sunday.

New figures show violence climbing steadily, with hundreds of serious offences now recorded each year.

A Newcastle United fan has sparked a major legal storm by threatening the FA with judicial review over its recent ‛Premier League with Pride’ initiative.

In a historic expansion of municipal power, a new draft law would allow local mayors to look into intelligence files on prospective property buyers before a sale is finalized.

Sunday’s election pits national sovereignty against deeper integration, with consequences far beyond Hungary’s borders.