Dangerous criminals, including killers and rapists, will be allowed to walk free after only serving half of their time.

The European Commission proposes extending temporary protection until 2028 to Ukrainian refugees—except for males subject to military obligations.

Only a fraction of the nearly 300,000 18-year-olds contacted under Germany’s new recruitment programme have signed up.

MEP Charlie Weimers says Swedes have a right to understand how Islam is growing in the country.

Videos recorded after the barbaric assault show the man covered in his victims’ blood.

A report produced by an NGO claiming to be a protector of fundamental freedoms has revived plans to get rid of Germany’s main opposition party, suggesting it is ‘unconstitutional.’

The full release of the film on X triggered a wave of reactions against Germany’s decision to block its commercial distribution.

The right-wing party has more support than the state’s governing coalition parties combined.

The judicial decision adds further pressure to an administration already weakened by several cases affecting the Socialist Party’s inner circle.

The Social Democratic government says the adhan has “no place” in Denmark as it revives plans for a nationwide ban.

New EU guidance favours pro-Brussels influencers while shutting out those who don’t adhere to “EU values.”

The lynching, filmed by one of the aggressors and circulated on social media, has sparked widespread outrage across France, with five young suspects remaining in pre-trial detention.