German, French, and British leaders loved playing diplomatic big shots with Kyiv while Washington was preoccupied with Iran, but their grandstanding made little difference.

Official figures have renewed debate over migration, crime, and public safety in Germany.

The Hungarian PM’s claim that his government will “determine the content” of the conservative weekly Mandiner has sparked political backlash.

The socialist SPD wants all migrants—including those in Germany illegally—to stay, while the CDU is now pushing for remigration, fearing that continued inaction will drive even more voters to the AfD.

There is no one more intolerant than an advocate of tolerance.

The UK’s Solicitor General has referred murderer Vickrum Digwa to the Court of Appeal.

Aware of the Hungarian people’s overwhelming rejection of mass migration, the Magyar government appears determined to continue the Orbán era’s migration policy.

Local councillor Kevin Nader’s gesture was a symbolic response to a deliberate breach of the principle of secularism that favours the Muslim religion.

The decision by EU bureaucrats fits a pattern of a continuous ideological campaign aimed at sidelining dissenting voices.

The demonstration coincided with the launch of Roberto Vannacci’s new political movement, which is seeking to capitalise on growing public concern over immigration.

“We need a new European architecture” to solve the problems of “uncontrolled immigration, economic decline, and excessive regulation,” Patriots leader and French presidential hopeful said.

The referendum promoted by the SVP/UDC to limit demographic change was rejected by voters.