Britain and France were angered by the U.S. vice president’s criticism of their armies—because they know it rings true.

Of the 155 migrants flown in last week, only 3% were former support staff to German troops in Afghanistan.

Campaigners against antisemitism say the broadcaster has “failed the British public” with its coverage.

Former captive Emily Damari is grateful to the IDF and views her Hamas-inflicted injuries as a source of pride.

London and Paris could stop illegal crossings “at a stroke” but are unwilling to take the necessary action.

Both the French judiciary and Algiers officials have fought to keep potential Algerian deportees in Europe.

Campaigners warn that the silencing of grooming gang investigators will get worse if the government adopts an official definition of anti-Muslim hatred.

Macron’s futile trip to Washington is a predictor that Starmer will also come away empty handed on Ukraine.

Contradictory claims about a possible EU-Ukraine minerals partnership are further proof of Europe’s institutional incompetence.

Poll ‘winner’ Merz pretends to oppose more migrant arrivals—but his likely coalition colleagues are all for them.

The Campaign Against Antisemitism said the BBC whitewashed Hamas in a recent documentary by distorting translations and uncritically reporting extremist narratives.

CDU has revealed its true colours, making it apparent that the German public will not get what they voted for.