The amended constitution of Hungary enables the Orbán government to ban Pride marches.

Jewish cultural hub JW3 artists say the UK arts scene is in denial about the October 7th pogrom.

With foreign labour from neighbouring countries drying up, Croatia has issued the highest number of stay and work permits to Nepali citizens in the first three months of 2025.

The May 6th Bundestag meeting is to confirm the CDU leader as the new goverment’s head despite more than half of Germans finding him unsuitable.

Avoiding the riskier Gibraltar Strait and Canary Islands routes, the criminals smuggled at least 2,000 people into Europe from Morocco in the course of two years.

Money laundering, human trafficking and much more have all been brought to light during a series of police raids in England.

Paris said on Monday, April 14th, that Algiers has threatened to declare 12 French diplomats personae non gratae in retaliation

Sánchez’s Socialists seek to rewrite history by increasing their control of the curriculum.

A Berlin Senate plan to extend ‘knife-ban’ zones to all capital city public transport has been criticized as “placebo.”

Opposition Momentum will attempt to place the Budapest Parliament “under blockade” to prevent ruling party MPs from modifying the constitution.

After weeks of anti-governments protests, tens of thousands of Serbians gathered to show support for the sovereignist administration.

A group task of making a ‘queered’ electromechanical product was dropped amid complaints—not least from Muslim students.