
Germany: AfD Ban Debated–Again
A report produced by an NGO claiming to be a protector of fundamental freedoms has revived plans to get rid of Germany’s main opposition party, suggesting it is ‘unconstitutional.’

A report produced by an NGO claiming to be a protector of fundamental freedoms has revived plans to get rid of Germany’s main opposition party, suggesting it is ‘unconstitutional.’

The full release of the film on X triggered a wave of reactions against Germany’s decision to block its commercial distribution.

The right-wing party has more support than the state’s governing coalition parties combined.

The judicial decision adds further pressure to an administration already weakened by several cases affecting the Socialist Party’s inner circle.

The Social Democratic government says the adhan has “no place” in Denmark as it revives plans for a nationwide ban.

New EU guidance favours pro-Brussels influencers while shutting out those who don’t adhere to “EU values.”

The lynching, filmed by one of the aggressors and circulated on social media, has sparked widespread outrage across France, with five young suspects remaining in pre-trial detention.

Nationalist politicians have rallied behind the man who removed Progress Pride flags from Budapest’s Elisabeth Bridge, arguing that the punishment is wildly disproportionate.

The new liturgy provides prayers, anointing, Holy Communion, and blessings before and after euthanasia.

“The Constitution should be the limit of power, not its instrument,” the prominent Hungarian watchdog warned.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has accused Donald Trump of fabricating claims that she “begged” him for a photograph at the G7 summit.
MCC Brussels warns that the “single registration principle” used against it by Brussels could potentially affect thousands of entities.
More than two-thirds of EU member states have endorsed a plan designed to stop failed asylum seekers disappearing before they can be deported.
The growth of Islamic education has been accompanied by increasing concerns about foreign funding and the influence of Islamist networks.
German MP Malte Kaufmann urges Council of Europe panel to remove EU initiative ‘My Voice, My Choice’ from the 2026 nominations, arguing it is a divisive legislative effort rather than a unifying citizens’ campaign.
Rumen Radev rejects Brussels’ attempt to extend sanctions into the religious sphere.
In Germany, Antifa groups are targeting AfD politicians and anyone suspected of affiliation to the party by increasingly violent means.
Despite a 97% rejection rate, applicants from some of the world’s wealthiest nations remain eligible for accommodation and financial support at public expense.
The first night of the EU Council Summit descended into an explosive fight over who should represent the EU in diplomatic talks, setting Friday’s discussion about the next seven-year budget up for failure.
The message from the member states represents a political setback for Volodymyr Zelensky, who has spent months pressing for an accelerated accession process.
For many, it is more than a symbolic victory: it may mark the beginning of a broader paradigm shift on migration.
Applications have already surged far beyond government forecasts, with two weeks still remaining before the June 30 deadline.