Two employees working in offices attached to the French PM took their own lives and two attempted suicide this year, prompting a preliminary investigation into working conditions.

Open-source architecture, international partners, and Soviet-era salvage: Fire Point signals a new direction for Ukrainian (and European) militarism.

The party says Islamism is one of the biggest threats to Swedish democracy and is pushing for mosque closures, funding cuts, and tougher deportation measures.

The local government of the enclave town accused PM Sánchez of being detached from reality as Madrid downplays the level of the migrant crisis.

The suspect met his wife at a migrant camp before converting to Christianity and establishing an Athens charity for refugees.

Explosives were used by the Romanian military to direct more water towards the Cernavodă nuclear power plant amid critically low Danube levels.

Oleksii Makeiev has sparked a political storm, accusing the AfD of submitting to Russian demands ahead of key regional elections in Germany.

Former Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki said he will launch a new political party by mid-October after a deepening split with Law and Justice effectively ended his membership.

The Netherlands’ Dorshout hamlet will see overseas temporary workers increase the size of its population fivefold, as worried residents finally concede defeat to the plans.

The Commission president has proposed more EU funding for Rabat as furious member states demand tougher borders and verified migrant returns from Spain.

The Spanish PM has remained on vacation in Lanzarote despite the deadly migrant crisis in Ceuta—with more leisure activities ahead.

Europe may choose an extensive welfare state. It may choose extremely open immigration. But it cannot indefinitely maintain both without producing fiscal strain, political conflict, and declining public trust.