Israeli delegation seen as unsafe in Malmö, where the city’s Muslim population celebrated the October 7th massacre.

A covert network of officials and spies known as ‘the Makhzen’ stands accused of fuelling Western Europe’s illicit cannabis and cocaine trades.

The same unit that uncovered the government’s €10 million mask corruption scandal is investigating influence trafficking.

Commission is “paying billions in tribute to foreign states instead of securing borders,” Austrian MEP commented.

The party might have chosen a different path had it not been blinded by “anti-Christian” attitudes.

Italian authorities face off with NGO that aims to “facilitate the freedom of movement of all those trying to reach Europe.”

Frontex was authorised to operate at key railway stations and airports to assist law enforcement officers with deportations.

Sir Keir Starmer’s migration pledges mean nothing while his party is home to “open-border extremists,” says analyst.

€5 billion of overspending and allegations that the scheme is favoring French industry have caused a war of words between Paris, Berlin, and the European Commission.

PM describes media as a “mud machine, encouraged by the right and the ultra-right.”

The Protestant Diakonie group wants to fire staff who vote for the right-wing populist party.

Labour faces its own “complications” too, but had a successful night overall.