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.

Charges over an attack on an AfD politician have renewed concerns about political violence in Germany.

The child, whose life was deliberately ended at the close of last year, has become the first person in that age group to be euthanized in the Netherlands since the country extended its laws to younger children in 2024.

A little-publicised visit to Jerusalem has intensified questions about who really speaks for Europe on foreign policy.

A year ago, the environmentalist Left protested against air conditioning in schools and hospitals—now they are calling for installing them immediately.

“Instead of a foreign ideology imported from abroad, we proclaim patriotism and that we Hungarians have plenty to be proud of,” Our Homeland said.

Barely 2% of Austria’s 100,000 Syrian refugees have left the country since losing their asylum rights in late 2024, despite the country offering a €1000 incentive for voluntary return.

Patriots for Europe voted against the proposal and warned that Brussels could end up building a financial infrastructure capable of monitoring digital payments.

With births at a record low, Karol Nawrocki says Poland must strengthen families instead of relying on immigration.