Four jailed for participating in a pogrom—which the European establishment would prefer to forget.

The Slovak prime minister has prevented a crisis by appointing a rebel MP as minister of investments.

The German centre-right and the left-wing parties bypassed the newly elected parliament to vote for Friedrich Merz’s spending spree.

Brussels has not only welcomed Syria’s new leadership but also begun easing sanctions, despite their links to extremist violence.

The outgoing left-liberal government has ducked key questions on woke protest groups receiving taxpayer cash.

This is the result, the U.S. vice president said, of many European countries being “unable or unwilling” to control their borders and letting in immigrants from “culturally incompatible” countries.

“There is always an empire that seeks to take the freedom of the Hungarians. Right now it is one in Brussels,” Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán said.

Anti-government protesters as well as counter-demonstators are descending on the capital of Serbia, with the president warning of potential violence.

The CDU leader has given in to the climate demands of the Greens in return for their backing and a two-thirds majority in parliament.

It is “premature” for Germany to consider sending its soldiers to Ukraine, warns the Armed Forces Commissioner.

The SPD’s radical migration agenda puts pressure on the CDU to compromise, despite growing public concern over crime and integration failures.

The CDU’s agreement with SPD stipulates that Germany should remain an “immigration-friendly country.”