Brussels has demanded an explanation after Slovak authorities suspended a €120,000 grant to an LGBT organisation

Polish soldier Mateusz Sitek was fatally stabbed trying to prevent a migrant incursion: now Poland seeks to extradite his alleged killer.

Belgian MPs are set to approve the EU’s landmark asylum reforms despite a last-minute campaign demanding a referendum on a national opt-out.

While the core countries, centered around the French-German-Italian triad, struggle with a stagnant economy, outliers attract business investments and in return get strong GDP growth.

A society can survive temporary economic hardship. It can recover from military defeat. It can rebuild cities destroyed by war. What it cannot easily recover from is the loss of civilizational self-confidence.

Academics, philosophers, and political figures analyzed the legacy of the American Revolution and the future of the U.S-Europe relationship at an MCC Brussels event.

As militaries trade blows, the White House made veiled threats of a tough response to Tehran’s tardiness.

Politicians are trying to project a sense of control, but public anger shows no sign of abating.

Nearly 5,000 criminal cases were launched last year against everyday citizens for criticizing politicians online. Germans have had enough.

The French president is to host the G-7 and China online—but will anyone listen?

Prosecutors allege the 17-year-old victim was groomed online, brought to the city by taxi, and assaulted over several hours in a house in St. Werburghs.

Hungary’s conservative opposition has called on the Tisza government to oppose the EU’s new migration rules by all legal and political means.