A new report claims Brussels’ expanding digital rules risk narrowing what voters can see and share—especially during election campaigns.
Charlie Weimers of the Sweden Democrats said other European Union countries should do the same.
The drop in asylum applications contrasts with new warnings about radicalization and hybrid threats in Europe.
Years of inaction have left France’s prison system stretched to its limits, with emergency measures now under consideration.
The emerging alliance between establishment and anti-establishment forces marks a sharp shift in Romania’s political landscape.
The European Parliament is set to endorse a record-high budget, while EU countries remain divided as time runs short on negotiations.
It is becoming more and more difficult for the German establishment parties not to work with the rising opposition.
The voyage comes as Ireland’s far-left president, Catherine Connolly, takes a sharply pro-Palestinian line on Gaza and Israel.
MEPs have asked the Commission to examine whether Paris has overstepped single market rules by criminalising products legal elsewhere in the bloc.
The AfD has called on Merz to drop the SPD as his coalition partner, because “Germany has no time left.”
Brussels is defining how to force Google to share search data while advancing the rollout of a European digital identity wallet, extending the reach of the EU executive over its citizens.
In a practice that’s becoming increasingly widespread, Italian lawyers are accused of telling migrants to fake their sexuality
