As AfD edges closer to power in eastern Germany, the political establishment is looking at ways to curb its influence before it arrives.
The public’s growing anger over the state’s failure to protect children and women from repeat offenders is forcing parliament to act.
Identity–Liberties MEP lashes out at the way France’s electorate are being prevented from having a meaningful say on “sensitive issues”—including euthanasia.
The leak has cast a spotlight on Dialog, a secretive organisation founded by billionaire investor Peter Thiel that hosts off-the-record meetings for some of the West’s most influential figures.
The political temperature continues to rise in Britain, thanks in part to the published statistics and testimony arising from the systematic rape and torture of thousands of working-class girls by predominantly Pakistani Muslim men.
Brussels faces up to the challenge of new genomic techniques that could shake up European agriculture.
Rising support for anti-immigration parties across Europe is forcing Brussels to rethink policies it once championed.
Unlike some G7 leaders, Italy’s PM is not in favour of regulating ‘underage’ access to Facebook and its competitors—mostly for practical reasons.
While the proposal enjoyed broad parliamentary support, critics cite privacy concerns and accessibility challenges.
Europe still inhabits the house that Christianity built. The question is whether it still understands the foundations.
The U.S. president backed increased pressure on Russia, confirmed that Israel received a copy of the Iran agreement, and said he expects a peace deal with Iran to be signed later this week.
Warsaw eyes up the threat from Russia as it tries to extend its network of military alliances.
