Political interference? Facebook has suspended Hungarian right-wing outlets weeks before the national election.

Key family reunification and reception changes are now on hold pending review under EU law.

Europe’s cultural and political disputes are increasingly being settled by judges in Luxembourg rather than by elected national governments, speakers at the MCC conference said.

Since the death of Quentin, the prospect of working with the Left is becoming increasingly complicated for the presidential camp.

Nigel Farage questioned the integrity of the February 26th by-election after observers reported high levels of illegal “family voting.”

CCTV footage of a scooter circling the scene suggests the attack may have involved prior surveillance.

Sharing France’s nuclear weapons with EU members has been a longstanding obsession of Macron’s.

The move effectively embeds abortion within the Union’s equality agenda, despite healthcare formally remaining a national competence.

A court in Cologne found no clear evidence that the AfD’s overall political direction amounted to an “anti-constitutional tendency.”

Questions have been raised about how many Britons are eating it without realising.

Prosecutors had sought nine years behind bars, but a plea agreement reduced the sentence to a suspended term and 60 days of community service.

A European Parliament mission found child centres overwhelmed, deportations rarely enforced, and investigations into migrant boat arrivals almost always dropped.