A European watchdog says arson, vandalism, and desecration remained the most common forms of anti-Christian hate crime.
RN MPs face unexplained bank account closures as banking censorship spreads, raising concerns over political discrimination in France.
Individual countries deliver a big setback for Brussels’ efforts to accelerate Belgrade’s accession path.
A Lombardy fishing village has imposed fines of up to €200 for people who wander around with bare chests or in swimwear.
The men-only competition was part of the winter games for over a century; now the IOC’s push for more women athletes has ended its long history.
With storage facilities only 28% full at the start of the summer injection season, the writing is on the wall for Brussels as it prepares for a cold winter.
After years of waging a war on Europe’s cows to save the climate, Brussels suddenly changes tack as the continent’s food security is now in danger.
The NATO summit was meant to confirm Europe’s rearmament and the new burden-sharing arrangement within the alliance, but it ended up marked by Trump’s threats.
Strategic suggestions include keeping manufacturing sites open by selling them to foreign manufacturers.
The two former officers face charges including espionage, unlawful disclosure of classified information, and unauthorized access to protected computer systems.
Marine Le Pen launches a high-stakes 2027 presidential bid, turning her legal battle into the defining gamble of the campaign.
Dutch Party for Freedom (PVV) leader Geert Wilders has accused the government and police of showing “surrender” and “cowardice” after violent disturbances erupted following Morocco’s victory over Canada at the FIFA World Cup.
