A key European Parliament committee has backed requests from Belgian prosecutors investigating alleged Chinese lobbying and influence operations in Brussels.

EU judges found that clothing and other essential provisions must continue to be provided to asylum seekers even when they are required to leave the country.

Jewish employees and users of state-funded medicine experience a high level of discrimination, or avoid it by shunning treatment, according to official research.

Police removed a rejected asylum seeker from a church after nearly three years, marking the first such case since Norway scrapped protections for “church asylum.”

The survey was conducted in the immediate aftermath of riots, looting, and clashes with police following Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League victory.

Municipalities with higher shares of residents of foreign background face markedly higher levels of reported crime.

The campaign group warned against claims of “two-tier policing,” prompting fresh comparisons with its outspoken response to the death of George Floyd.

A deal between Budapest and Kyiv on the rights of ethnic Hungarians in western Ukraine has cleared a key obstacle to the opening of the first negotiating cluster.

Analysts from several countries warned that migratory pressure is no longer affecting only frontline countries, and raised concerns about the EU’s ability to control its external borders.

In Paris, culture thrives on crude anti-Catholic sentiment.

The attacker faces only minor bodily harm charges and no deportation despite causing a spinal injury to the victim.

A potential deal with Budapest on minority rights may unlock Kyiv’s EU talks, but rising tensions with Warsaw over historical grievances could complicate unanimity.