A European watchdog says arson, vandalism, and desecration remained the most common forms of anti-Christian hate crime.

RN MPs face unexplained bank account closures as banking censorship spreads, raising concerns over political discrimination in France.

The men-only competition was part of the winter games for over a century; now the IOC’s push for more women athletes has ended its long history.

After years of waging a war on Europe’s cows to save the climate, Brussels suddenly changes tack as the continent’s food security is now in danger.

The NATO summit was meant to confirm Europe’s rearmament and the new burden-sharing arrangement within the alliance, but it ended up marked by Trump’s threats.

Hungarian police took István Szakács into custody, apparently over a Facebook post about former prime minister Viktor Orbán.

Every new car now comes with a mandatory eye movement-tracking camera to reduce road accidents, but Brussels remains opaque about where the footage may end up.

In Madrid, 70% of ‘unaccompanied minors’ subjected to age tests in 2024 turned out to be adults as the cost per place turns reception into a lucrative public spending scheme.

The release of 2025 crime statistics has coincided with an expanding police investigation into a migrant grooming network in Nuremberg.

The former president of the Rassemblement National has announced that she will appeal to the Court of Cassation and is delighted that the French people are once again being given the choice to vote for her.

The public broadcaster’s new interim chief halted the “propaganda” and suspended all public media news coverage on Tuesday, before a sweeping transformation to “restore political independence and credibility” to the state network.

A regulatory system built around user-count thresholds may be producing the opposite of its intended effect, as online porn sites now report falling below the levels that trigger the EU’s toughest obligations.