Anna Unger’s appointment as the head of the new agency has intensified fears among conservatives that the government’s “anti-corruption drive” could turn into a campaign of political retribution.
Meta has escaped a landmark ruling—but the battle over who should bear responsibility for social media’s harms is far from over.
As violence linked to organised drug trafficking escalates in the EU capital, local politicians are scrambling to regain control of the streets.
Lead candidate Ulrich Siegmund is promising political change as the AfD polls at 42% in Saxony-Anhalt less than two weeks ahead of the state election.
Police prevented a confrontation between residents and illegal immigrants hours before a group of between 30 and 40 people attacked an Army vehicle.
Some violent crimes have seen the number of foreign suspects triple.
The government is belatedly bringing Spanish legislation into line with the new EU Migration Pact as the crisis in the autonomous city turns border management into a national security issue.
New polling shows 85% of Muslim respondents backing Sweden’s Left, while the Sweden Democrats draw more Muslim support than the governing coalition’s three parties combined ahead of next month’s election.
Brussels has been expanding economic cooperation with Islamabad under the GSP+ scheme and the so-called Strategic Dialogue but Pakistan dismal human rights record is set to slow the pace.
Muslim gangs in prisons are reportedly coercing other inmates to convert or face consequences.
Austria’s ban on Islamic headscarves for girls under 14 is set to take effect next month.
The Jabaroot group presents their leak as a “gift to Spain” in response to the mass entry of July 30.
