Islamic culture is increasingly restricting the freedom of others in the Netherlands, right-wing populist leaders say.

Athens says other EU leaders attempted to revive a frozen deal behind its back by inserting a reference to Net Zero in the COP30 position paper.

The ruling ÖVP is praising the deportation of one Afghan man as a “historic” success—while accepting thousands of asylum applications from Afghans in 2025 alone.

The teachers suggested the government should focus more on sugary foods than forced Islamization among the youth.

Proposed gas-fired backup plants face EU restrictions, limiting Germany’s ability to secure reliable electricity during periods of low renewable output.

The right-wing populist party keeps rising in popularity, and insists that “there’s even more to come.”

One victim said officials were “repeatedly” pushing them to water down the probe.

The Council of State has refused to review her sentence of ineligibility, with appeal procedure now remaining her last hope.

No further ordeal for Graham Linehan—and is the end in sight for Orwellian ‘hate’ non-crimes?

The auditors emphasized that the trail of public money “remains confusing, fragmented, and in some cases, inaccessible to the average European citizen.”

While Hungarian students are shut out from the EU’s higher education program, the Commission is planning to extend invitations to students from clearly undemocratic third world countries.

Former PM Magdalena Andersson says her party is now “much stricter on migration and crime” a year before heading into elections.