The Swedish Migration Board is upping the volume of citizenship decisions ahead of legislative change—prompting an unusual spike in staff working overtime.

More than 1,000 people took to the streets after bodycam footage showed the 18-year-old being handcuffed as he lay dying from stab wounds.

Warsaw’s education ministry promises ‘digital hygiene,’ but its leading minister can’t resist taking another swipe at Polish parents.

“The question is not only whether the West has the right values, but whether it has the power to defend them.”

Kyiv’s UAVs carrying explosives were mistakenly piloted into Finnish airspace, prompting fear of an incursion.

PM Starmer belatedly criticises killer and local police, in a case that has brought discrimination in the criminal justice system into focus.

Widespread UAV and missile strikes add to Ukraine’s civilian death toll, despite its air defence systems intercepting 642 of the incoming weapons.

Italian ministers praised security services after prosecutors concluded the suspect was prepared for “martyrdom.”

The Hungarian ex-PM is backing Eva Vlaardingerbroek’s remigration initiative.

The sensitive issue of child protection provides a pretext for attacking the Catholic Church.

PM Netanyahu has piled pressure on Tehran’s proxy terror group in Beirut, but Iran is insisting its vassal be protected as part of its ceasefire negotiations with Washington.

Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers is demanding a European Parliament resolution to condemn the murder.