In the face of mounting pressure across Europe, the party opts for unity over reforms that could solve its legitimacy crisis.

After years of blocking tougher migration rules, Brussels’ establishment scrambles to copy the very policies it condemned.

Campaigners are gathering hundreds of thousands of pounds to challenge the Supreme Court’s trans verdict.

The CDU leader was quick to blame voter disillusionment on everything but his own betrayal of his supporters.

A new UK-EU declaration could be the final nail in the coffin for those working to secure Britain’s borders.

Israel insists UNRWA should face harsher criticism for its role in Gaza, yet European leaders continue to praise the agency.

Yesterday’s blackout exposed hidden flaws in Europe’s green energy strategy.

Fending off accusations of what some call a drastic “purge”, the responsible minister says the plan is “just common sense.”

Facing record-breaking illegal crossings, Labour rushes out tough-sounding measures before crucial local elections.

The Ombudsman’s office assigned an investigator to the case who is conveniently on leave until the new elections conclude.

The Left vigorously seized on the murder to denounce a climate of ‘Islamophobia,’ despite the accused’s lawyer saying there was no racial motive behind the slaying.

Although she is in town for the EPP congress, flood victims will have to trek to Brussels to get an audience with ‘Queen Ursula.’