The demonstration coincided with the launch of Roberto Vannacci’s new political movement, which is seeking to capitalise on growing public concern over immigration.

“We need a new European architecture” to solve the problems of “uncontrolled immigration, economic decline, and excessive regulation,” Patriots leader and French presidential hopeful said.

World Heritage Site ablaze after overnight attacks.

Marchers throw bricks at police and trash symbolic targets.

In what complacent justice minister Beat Jans said was “a sign of stability, openness and reliability,” a proposal to impose a constitutional limit on the maximum size of the population in Switzerland was defeated at the ballot box.

The referendum promoted by the SVP/UDC to limit demographic change was rejected by voters.

UK PM seeks to impose ‘legacy’ legislation by further controlling the apps and online content accessible to children.

East Germans are flocking to the AfD because they’ve lived through socialism once, Wolfgang Blume says—and they can see it returning in the increasingly socialist policies of the establishment parties.

A series of high-profile attacks has intensified debate over asylum and border controls, yet Ireland’s governing and media elites remain reluctant to confront the issue directly.

The question is not whether Leo XIV has spoken well. It is whether the institutional architecture exists for any temporal authority to answer, and whether any European institution has been authorised to ask the anthropological question the encyclical raises.

Hungary’s former prime minister was chosen as the new-old leader by the party delegates in a secret ballot.

Can Ukraine sustain the costs of a long war of attrition against a larger opponent while preserving the demographic, economic, and social foundations of a viable post-war state?