Lavish summits and snappy soundbites do nothing to cover up Keir Starmer’s terrible record on Channel crossings.

The largest EU party’s refusal to comment has drawn sharp criticism amid a storm of reaction from supporters and opponents.

Almost 5,000 rejected asylum applicants could be deported from Sweden despite lobbying by pro-migration officials.

Finland debates whether or not to join countries that prohibit people from freely receiving support to deal with internal conflicts related to their sexuality.

The watchdog noted that 140 MEPs have also misused assistants’ funds, yet none of them faced such unprecedented punishment as the French presidential frontrunner.

Brussels gave green light to Rome to proceed with the transferring of migrants to offshore ‘reception’ facilities.

The CDU-SPD coalition will demand that Brussels withhold more funds and take away the voting rights of member states that do not subscribe to “EU values.”

The Spanish government’s intention to desacralize the Civil War monument is viewed by many as another affront to Christians.

Israel believes strikes against Hamas are helping to reduce the terrorists’ demands, but France wants them to stop immediately.

“Today, it is not only Marine Le Pen who is being unjustly condemned: it is French democracy that is being executed,” National Rally Chairman Jordan Bardella concluded.

The tariffs, which are due to start on April 3rd, could cost the European car industry several billion euros and put up to 25,000 jobs at risk.

It is a first in Europe, but the Austrian Right remains sceptical about the effectiveness of the decision.