A proposal to criminalise the promotion of Ukrainian nationalist groups from World War Two is driving the allies apart.

Pavel Durov says French prosecutors and Brussels elites are using his case to intimidate platforms into censorship.

Attacks on churches multiply as the government remains unmoved, and media outrage proves selective.

The case highlights the rise of political extremism in Germany as the mainstream continues to demonize the AfD.

While Manchester’s Jewish community mourned its dead, marchers shouted “death to the IDF” in UK cities.

EU leaders in Copenhagen face pressure to spread the risk when converting Moscow funds into military aid for Kyiv.

The Republican front no longer seems convincing.

EU leaders called for unity in continuing funding the Ukraine war, but cracks in the bloc’s once-unwavering support have begun to show.

The former prime minister has vowed to fight the EU on migration and the Green Deal “madness.”

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and others on board were detained and are awaiting deportation.

Posters in the German capital with images of Second World War prisoners and a QR code have reopened the debate about Ukrainian interference in Germany.

Youth care homes—the current form of sanction for underage criminals—have been widely criticised as “nurseries for crime.”