The suspect’s conflicting identity claims and lack of remorse have intensified national concern over antisemitic violence and migrant oversight.

Brabeck’s appointment reinforces one of the longstanding criticisms of the Forum: its alignment with corporate interests above the needs of ordinary citizens.

Instead of promoting true artistic diversity, taxpayer funds are spent on projects “aligned with a narrow, leftist ideology—often at odds with national identity and traditional values,” a report found.

“We have had cases where people have committed suicide after an inspection,” author says.

The goal is not only to prevent Marine Le Pen from being a candidate, it’s to kill the party outright.

U.S. tech giants are in the crosshairs of a Europe that regulates what it cannot compete with.

The desecration of memorial stones for victims of the Shoah by people concerned about Gaza “trivialise” and “deny” history.

Péter Erdő is viewed by many as a scholarly compromise candidate who could bring calm after the quasi-revolutionary leadership of Francis.

Skipping a meeting with Trump would signal weakness, but von der Leyen risks losing face if she talks to the U.S. president and gets nothing.

With U.S. support unwavering, Netanyahu resists EU calls for a truce until Hamas frees all captives and disarms.

Critics say the article encourages illegal practices and endangers the health of vulnerable young readers.

U.S. envoys prepare for high-stakes meetings while Europe remains divided over next steps in the conflict.