Washington considers free speech to be foundational to a functioning society, but does Tbilisi?

The episode of The Forge podcast on remigration with Renaud Camus, Martin Sellner and Harrison Pitt has been removed.

New advice to Brussels on decarbonising flags up the contrast between building sovereign data centres to back up AI and using energy imports to back up the data centres.

The sanction applies to new foreign-made humanoid as well as quadruped devices.

Italy jails a jeweller who shot armed robbers, reigniting a fierce battle over self-defence and whether justice protects criminals over victims.

Voter surveys suggest that nearly two-thirds of the new Hungarian government’s own voters are dissatisfied with the lack of civic engagement in key decisions.

The suspect was reportedly held by local residents until police arrived in a nearby village.

The belligerent ghoul ran at Manchester schools with a hammer and bladed weapons in order to improve his migration status.

The Kremlin accuses Telegram of allowing channels linked to Ukrainian operatives and terrorist groups to coordinate attacks inside Russia.

Just days after a Muslim perpetrator drove into the crowd at a Pride parade, Alfonso Pantisano was quick to assert that the CDU is fuelling “queerphobia.”

Against the backdrop of international rivalry, a Beijing-based tech start-up has secured the money it needs for its next round of funding.

The Social Democrats and Centre Party are campaigning on an Arabic-language website ahead of this year’s election.