This case will decide whether Europe’s public square stays open to clashing ideas—or starts excluding views for what they represent, not what they provoke.

Fully funded by the European Parliament, the Brussels institution consolidates a narrative in which Europe’s historical heritage is reduced to war, colonialism, and traumatic memory.

How the Hungarian Tax Authority unceremoniously handed back to Ukraine the infamous cash and gold shipment it had lawfully seized.

With thousands of seats in play, the vote could expose how far support for Labour has slipped.

EU rules say recovery funds should go to reforms and investment—not routine spending like pensions.

Mainstream politicians are engaging in blatant scaremongering with fabricated consequences, while openly admitting they will block the peaceful transfer of power if the AfD wins state elections.

There is little doubt that Sarkozy benefited from a system of corruption, with dramatic international consequences.

Many ask whether the backlash would be the same if a Muslim made similarly blunt remarks about Christianity.

War in Ukraine and Red Sea disruption are forcing Europe to find new routes for trade and energy.

Reform is set to make major gains on Thursday—fueling a growing revolt against the prime minister.

A senior Council of Europe figure warns Britain could be grouped with Russia if it leaves—critics call it baseless fear tactics.

The European Commission says it will cancel a €2 million grant unless the Russian pavilion is excluded from the exhibition, while the Biennale argues art cannot be subjected to political censorship.