The fatal assault on Swedish police officer Christian Zedig by an African migrant sparked a fierce debate in the European Parliament.
A video of a senior La France Insoumise official defending the party’s concept of a “New France” has gone viral.
A growing row over the legacy of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army has even questioned Warsaw’s continued military assistance to Kyiv.
The left-wing extremist organisers refused to condemn the assaults, insisting that “fascists with press credentials are still fascists.”
What began as questions over a ruling party doctor’s €370,000 salary has exploded into a sprawling investigation involving alleged medical malpractice, political favouritism, and multiple state agencies.
A leaked police assessment says radical activists are expected to hide among thousands of demonstrators as authorities prepare one of the biggest security operations in Thuringia’s history.
Reports say the suspect’s alleged driver worked for a taxpayer-funded migration organisation and had publicly defended him before the attack.
A new intelligence report on extremism has prompted fresh accusations that the political elite is targeting the country’s largest opposition party, the AfD.
The hit-and-run incident has attracted global attention because of the authorities’ handling of the case.
The EU says protecting Europe’s identity is against its values.
Balázs Orbán says Péter Magyar’s government is following the same playbook as Donald Tusk in Poland, using state power to weaken conservative institutions while Brussels looks the other way.
After Zelensky’s less-than-conciliatory comments, Polish politicians warn that the deepening dispute could complicate Kyiv’s bid to join the European Union.
