EU accountability can fade when political alignment outweighs oversight.

A Hungarian court found that the far-left activist ‘Maja T.’ took part in premeditated brutal, coordinated assaults in Budapest.

The case has ignited a storm in British politics, with opposition figures, media outlets, and even governing-party MPs demanding answers.

The operation against X has become a symbol of rising tensions between European regulators and digital platforms over the limits of state power online.

Violence against railway staff is rising in Germany, with five employees facing physical attacks on a daily basis.

Campaigners say existing prison guidance ignores single-sex protections and puts female inmates’ safety and dignity at risk.

Documents released by the Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee point to systematic intervention by the European Commission to shape political and electoral discourse across several countries.

Police warn of arson and attacks on diplomatic sites as a Hungarian court prepares to rule on a far-left assault case linked to the “Hammer Gang.”

Chilean president José Antonio Kast’s address crystallized the political and moral message of the summit against the global progressive consensus.

“It is not the role of government to police the public square or to decide which opinions citizens are allowed to see,” Croatian MEP Stephen Bartulica said.

The 14-year-old pupil was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after attacking his teacher during class.

Unlike other European leaders, Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán has consistently called for direct talks between Russia and Ukraine since the outbreak of the conflict.