
EU Migration Pact Comes Into Force: Everything You Need to Know
A quick explainer on the EU’s landmark migration management legislation and why the European Right is not happy about it.

A quick explainer on the EU’s landmark migration management legislation and why the European Right is not happy about it.

Eurodac’s initial failure led to technical difficulties—alongside the widespread opposition to Brussels’ revised ‘solidarity mechanism’ for managing migrants.

Voters will decide on Sunday whether to back a right-wing proposal to keep Switzerland’s population below 10 million.

Radio France’s management claims it is a technical error, but its bad faith is hard to hide.

The launch of the Republic’s new F-35 fighter aircraft shows a commitment to rearmament, with more to follow.

Patriotic European leaders argue that the new system limits national sovereignty, institutionalizes relocations, and penalizes states that refuse to participate in the solidarity mechanism.

Footage and student testimony published by an Italian newspaper have raised questions about how one high school applies its rules on political expression.

Trade union Ver.di, Die Linke politicians, and activist groups are mobilising supporters for mass protests as police prepare the largest security operation in Thuringia’s history.

French prosecutors took a hard line on most of a group whose involvement in exile politics led to the near beheading of a political refugee in 2021.

As anger increases over the young girl murdered in Southwestern France, the competence and commitment of the authorities has been called into question.
Ukrainian UAV battalions are taking credit for disrupting Moscow’s use of a captured seaport as a logistics hub.
Following unrest in Northern Ireland, Britain’s independent terror legislation reviewer has called for a new approach to immigration policy.
A man with military access to classified information is suspected of arranging a meeting with Russian intelligence personnel.
Prime Minister Rumen Radev says Bulgaria has “already given enough” to Ukraine.
Further details have emerged about the attacker, as British citizens demand justice—and ask serious questions about UK immigration controls.
A suspicious fire at an electrical substation in Reutlingen carries the hallmarks of a leftist campaign of nationwide sabotage.
A symbolic demonstration by Italy’s ‘Cambiare Rotta’ collective involved igniting pin-ups of the deputy PM, inviting condemnation from the Right.
Two tourism developments worth more than €5 billion have become the focus of a growing dispute involving environmental groups, local activists, and EU officials.
Trump ordered air strikes after a U.S. army helicopter was brought down, leading Tehran to retaliate.
The European Commission believes that if not the previous 20, then the 21st sanction package will surely crack Russia’s economy.
The arrest of a Sudanese asylum seeker over a brutal street attack triggered a night of unrest, arson, and anti-immigration protests across Northern Ireland.
The Hellenic parliament voted for easier removal of failed asylum applicants, supporting the creation of facilities for ‘offshoring’ them.