The Lebanese-heritage German with a criminal record who attempted a mass casualty attack on the Christopher Street Day event was shot by police after spending a day on the run.

How António Costa’s criminal lack of scruples doomed Portugal’s demographic future.

“If we allow heritage to be stripped of its significance and handed over to competing tribes, we won’t just lose our museums—we will lose the ability to see ourselves in the history of others.”

Surrogacy is often presented as an act of compassion. But once pregnancy becomes a service and parenthood a contract, the market has crossed a profound moral boundary.

A pending constitutional review will flag up the wider problem of free and fair elections in modern Germany.

Ukrainian drones have entered NATO and European Union territory several times by accident, with Kyiv blaming Moscow’s electronic jamming.

A 60-year-old man who does not want to die may still have life support withdrawn because “the patient’s will ends with the law.”

Féile an Phobail pulled the event following an online campaign accusing it of opposing transgender rights.

The chairman of Investor sees Brussels’ green regulation regime as risking the economic future of the entire continent.

With this move of questionable legality, the EU has now completed the energy encirclement of Moscow.

While neither casualties nor culprits have been reported yet, the action points to dangers inbound from the border with warring Ukraine.

The X account of Rassemblement National has been hacked.