A growing row over the legacy of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army has even questioned Warsaw’s continued military assistance to Kyiv.

Far from being a resounding victory for the progressive camp, the French vote on euthanasia will leave a bitter aftertaste.

The German welfare state is becoming unaffordable as debt servicing alone is set to surpass €80 billion by 2030.

Ireland begins its EU Council presidency with security at the top of the agenda, while its longstanding military neutrality highlights the limits of its leadership role.

The left-wing extremist organisers refused to condemn the assaults, insisting that “fascists with press credentials are still fascists.”

A completely tone-deaf Crown Prosecution Service guidance will require prosecutors to review their decisions involving ethnic minority defendants, as a two-tier, anti-white justice system is increasingly exposed in the UK.

Ukrainian-made noodles have caused a salmonella epidemic in EU countries as a UK chain was revealed to have been selling ‘lamb’ kebabs made mainly from skin, fat, and goat.

The move follows Finland’s decision to remove its own nuclear restrictions, bringing both countries closer to NATO’s nuclear deterrence policy.

NGO-Files aims to map how public money flows to civil society groups, prompting debate over transparency, political influence, and state funding.

The off-duty officer was in central Copenhagen to watch a World Cup match at an outdoor screening when violence erupted.

Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers called for the deportation of the two men who verbally and physically abused their victims.

Strasbourg ordered Poland to pay €5,000 in damages after finding a child was left in legal uncertainty because of the registration refusal.