A new report claims Brussels’ expanding digital rules risk narrowing what voters can see and share—especially during election campaigns.

Under the proposed “exploration trips” Syrians living in Germany could temporarily return to their country of origin to assess conditions—and consider a possible return.

Charlie Weimers of the Sweden Democrats said other European Union countries should do the same.

The drop in asylum applications contrasts with new warnings about radicalization and hybrid threats in Europe.

Years of inaction have left France’s prison system stretched to its limits, with emergency measures now under consideration.

Robert Abela will face Alex Borg, leader of the Nationalist Party, on May 30th—Borg says his party is ready to contest the election.

The emerging alliance between establishment and anti-establishment forces marks a sharp shift in Romania’s political landscape.

Christians make up 34.5% of pupils in Vienna, compared to 41.2% Muslims and 23% with no religious affiliation.

Kyiv has called in Israel’s ambassador after a shipment arriving in Haifa allegedly contained grain harvested in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory.

Beran Aliji faces terrorism-related charges arising from an alleged plot uncovered in August 2024, which led to the cancellation of three concerts in Vienna.

For many people, the only enemy is Christianity, and that is why they support everything that goes against it.

The president denies Cuba has political prisoners—yet an increasing number of dissidents are being jailed under brutal conditions.