Jurors deliberated nearly 12 hours before delivering a guilty verdict, while the defence argued his words and actions were merely attention-seeking antics.

As the youth is shifting towards the Right, Brussels is ramping up their limitations to online information.

The rebellion was a result of growing tension over the Mercosur deal threatening farmers across Europe.

Reaffirming his campaign pledge, the Polish president rejects the bloc’s “mandatory solidarity” scheme and calls for Europe to act at its borders, not inside them.

Public frustration with Austrian migration policy is mounting as trust in the ruling coalition continues to erode.

Pavel Durov says Western governments are using ‘safety’ laws to justify mass surveillance and censorship.

Providing money, weapons, or advice to the group could mean up to 20 years in prison for aiding terrorism.

Pressure is growing on Brussels to rethink its increasingly out-of-touch policies.

Signatories of the open letter warn that the EU’s landmark law hands unprecedented power to the Commission and private actors to control online speech.

Germany scraps Bürgergeld and its three-year citizenship rule, yet Merz’s “turning point” barely alters the system he vowed to overhaul.

The plan risks cutting off access to essential counseling for ‘gender-confused’ children.

Since November 2024, residents in Germany can legally change their gender with a simple declaration—without medical or court approval.