Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers demands EU-wide monitoring as concerns grow over “parallel justice” and intimidation in European neighbourhoods.
Amsterdam’s latest climate measure targets burgers and petrol cars, prompting questions about priorities in one of Europe’s most permissive cities.
Lisbon raises the bar for nationality amid a rising foreign-born population and growing pressure on the welfare system.
Campaign Against Antisemitism members are also asking the prime minister: “What’s the plan?”
Sweden Democrats say this was “one of the single most important votes throughout this entire term.”
Conflicting claims about prior meetings with Volodymyr Zelensky cast doubt on Péter Magyar’s narrative as he prepares to reset Hungary’s approach to Ukraine.
The president is wrong to be surprised that healthcare professionals from abroad should also take important exams.
A small Labour revolt and mounting scrutiny over the Mandelson row come just days before a high-risk vote for the government.
AfD’s Alice Weidel said the proposal is less about easing pressure on the healthcare system and more about funding broader government spending priorities like climate, migration and Ukraine support.
Charlie Weimers of the Sweden Democrats said other European Union countries should do the same.
Years of inaction have left France’s prison system stretched to its limits, with emergency measures now under consideration.
It is becoming more and more difficult for the German establishment parties not to work with the rising opposition.
