
Kallas Under Fire Over Israel ‘Apartheid’ Remarks
The EU’s top diplomat reportedly made the comparison during private talks in Mexico, prompting criticism from officials who say she departed from the bloc’s established position on the Middle East.

The EU’s top diplomat reportedly made the comparison during private talks in Mexico, prompting criticism from officials who say she departed from the bloc’s established position on the Middle East.

The High Representative defends the EEAS from an unofficial French policy paper questioning its very existence.

In a 40-minute documentary, an American YouTuber explored the Belgian capital, speaking to residents about immigration, crime, and integration.

A local authority has regained access to a publicly owned flat rented—but seldom used—by the wife of an African president.

The European Central Bank’s latest rate hike is built on an inflation forecast that’s likely to prove far too modest.

The proposal would extend existing restrictions beyond burqas and niqabs, affecting a much larger group of Muslim women.

The Magyar government might move against Hungary’s top court that stands in the way of attempts to upset the constitutional balance of power.

Acting in self-defence in August 2025 saw ‘Sophie of Dundee’ become a symbol of the failure of the British state to protect its citizens.

The litany of gross injustices keeps growing, but the elites care more about how we talk about it—or don’t.

Freetown has confirmed that the country will temporarily host migrants expelled from the United States, giving them 90 days to return to their home nations.
The problem is not European society discriminating against culturally irreconcilable people but pandering to them, even spending taxpayer cash on training public health officials how to treat foreign lunatics who think they have goblins living in their necks.
Franco-German combat aircraft programme collapses after years of disputes, showcasing the difficulty with military cooperation within the EU.
A new government in Sofia strips Kyiv of a source of ammunition, military hardware, and more.
Demonstrations were held in more than 160 towns and cities to protest judicial failings in the case of the 11-year-old murdered by a predator known to authorities.
As violence continues in the city centre, ministers are proposing measures ranging from vandalism fines to military-style boot camps for troubled youths.
Kyiv and Riga have signed an agreement giving the Baltic state greater access to drone technologies and expertise as it eyes up the potential threat from Russia.
After winning praise for his remarks on migrants and solidarity, the pontiff’s defence of unborn life, the family, and parental rights sparked a very different reaction.
Claims of diplomatic success occur against the backdrop of Israel and Hezbollah exchanging fire—and renewed direct conflict between the Islamic Republic and the Jewish State.
Empty grain ships were struck at sea, endangering the lives of crew members.
Austria’s Freedom Party has condemned a city-funded LGBT event designed for children as young as three.
In nurseries, only 47% of children are white.
The long-running case of alleged sex abuser Karim Khan has resulted in his suspension and could yet see him removed from his official role.