The incident has reignited a long-running sovereignty dispute between Buenos Aires and London.
Maren Sømme, 30, died after suffering serious injuries at the home she shared with the previously convicted offender.
There was a public backlash in 2024 after police visited Allison Pearson over a year-old social media post.
The Berlin centre-right coalition believes AfD electoral victories would create German ‘traitor states’ obstructing NATO—and is plotting and preparing accordingly.
The DPolG union wants stricter rules on citizenship, deportation, and asylum after the Islamist attack committed by a German-Lebanese man.
After a constitutional ‘loyalty’ investigation, Nörten-Hardenberg’s local elections will feature a national conservative candidate.
A reasoned debate on mass immigration and Europe’s future was enough to bring down the shutters at the world’s biggest video platform.
The decision has reignited claims of ‘two-tier policing’ amid Britain’s wider crackdown on offensive social media posts.
Poland’s constitutional court ruled unanimously that the government exceeded its authority by allowing the registration of foreign same-sex marriage certificates through an administrative regulation.
Prioritising lower-risk alternative products over prohibitions would reduce both cigarette consumption and associated crime more than any number of snowballing product regulations in Brussels.
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.
