
“We’re worried”: French Rabbi Attacked in Broad Daylight With Son
The assault has reignited anger over surging antisemitism, with Emmanuel Macron accused of issuing “empty words.”

The assault has reignited anger over surging antisemitism, with Emmanuel Macron accused of issuing “empty words.”

Britain and Brussels continue to kowtow to Trump in the knowledge their ‘peacekeeping’ troops in Ukraine would need his support.

A new report lambasts Brussels for a 16th sanctions package—this time aimed at Russian aluminium imports.

Bucharest insists the delay has nothing to do with banning the nationalist election frontrunner, but a subtle signal from the U.S. embassy could suggest otherwise.

The hospital ‘misgendering’ charge now threatens a 10-year medical career.

In its shift to renewables, Europe appears to be unmoved by solar power’s connections with modern slavery.

The arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu has sparked the largest demonstrations in over a decade.

Centre-right leaders join the incoming chancellor in blaming Washington and Moscow for Germany’s massive future borrowing.

The university swaps classical grammar for modern identity politics.

Victims say attackers shouted “We’re here to kill whites” during the knife rampage—a detail a new book dismisses as political spin by “fascists.”
Battlefield realities may push Zelensky into giving up some of his country’s territory.
European leaders have celebrated the “positive and long-awaited development,” but peace ise not guaranteed to follow.
The ‘Budapest Declaration’ calls for abandoning the Migration Pact in favor of a new package that aligns with voter and member state expectations.
Citing Russian interference in favor of the right-wing candidate, the socialist-leaning court ordered the entire election redone from scratch.
Brussels’ ideological bullying doesn’t seem to produce the desired effect.
Commission President accused of capitalizing on France’s government crisis to push unwanted free trade agreement.
The suspect, an asylum seeker, was arrested after surveillance revealed suspicious online activity
Asylum seekers taking trips to their homeland likely no longer have grounds for protection, the responsible minister says.
Non-Christian secular names also rose in popularity
Human traffickers, paid by over 90% of illegal migrants trying to reach Europe, will face more effective prosecution and harsher punishment.
France is still on the brink of bankruptcy, but Barnier’s budget wouldn’t have changed the game.
Unsurprisingly, the Tusk-appointed new budget commissioner said Budapest’s anti-corruption reforms were “not quite what we were hoping for.”