A reasoned debate on mass immigration and Europe’s future was enough to bring down the shutters at the world’s biggest video platform.

The episode of The Forge podcast on remigration with Renaud Camus, Martin Sellner and Harrison Pitt has been removed.

Italy jails a jeweller who shot armed robbers, reigniting a fierce battle over self-defence and whether justice protects criminals over victims.

Voter surveys suggest that nearly two-thirds of the new Hungarian government’s own voters are dissatisfied with the lack of civic engagement in key decisions.

Just days after a Muslim perpetrator drove into the crowd at a Pride parade, Alfonso Pantisano was quick to assert that the CDU is fuelling “queerphobia.”

The Social Democrats and Centre Party are campaigning on an Arabic-language website ahead of this year’s election.

The separate meetings with Zelensky and Netanyahu reflect an attempt to present Ukraine and Israel as forward positions in the same Western defence.

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp accused the French Navy of intimidation after 17 live rounds were fired near his boat in the Channel.

Former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro says he welcomes scrutiny by the U.S. legal system after the liberal Tusk government formally requested his extradition.

The conservative think tank reports double standards applied at the end of a fourteen-month investigation.

German security services monitored Abdul Ballout for weeks before he drove a van into crowds at Berlin’s Pride celebration.

The party is mobilizing the residents of Polígono Sur, preparing legal action, and pressuring the PP-run city council to prevent the construction of the Islamic complex.