The Danish government claims national security warrants a ban on Quran burnings. Sweden is much more divided on the issue.

Opposition parties and feminists are concerned that children’s rights and women’s rights are being violated, not to mention science being ignored.

Some opinion polls suggest only 2-3 percentage points separate the right-wing government parties from the centrist-liberal opposition.

Predicted election winner Robert Fico vows to keep Slovakia inside the EU and NATO but doesn’t rule out a coalition with any party.

Reports from last year of enthusiastic men joining the army are now being overshadowed by almost daily reports of men attempting to flee the country.

Viktor Orbán hosted leaders from the Middle East and Central Asia on the sidelines of the World Athletics Championship to guarantee future energy supplies.

A year later, Elena Kostyuchenko has still not fully recovered and is only able to work three hours a day.

The parliament will convene for an extraordinary session to discuss the latest scandal surrounding the security services.

After the recent Quran burnings, the threat will remain for a while, and society needs to build up its resistance to meet that, the head of the domestic security service announced.

“It is obvious that the BfV is no longer being used to protect the constitution, but is being misused to protect the government and to fight and persecute government critics,” says Hans-Georg Maassen.

NATO and Wagner troops have started to flex their muscle on the borders of Poland, the Baltic nations, and Belarus in a strategically important territory.

Graham Linehan, co-creator of hit comedy series Father Ted, has had his career destroyed for stating his views on transgender issues.