“Eurocrats do not consider [migration] as a problem, but rather as a project,” Fabrice Leggeri said.

RTVE will switch to a movie on its main channel if the center-right PP is re-elected.

February 17th is D-Day for the censorious Digital Services Act, but insiders say that Brussels is ill-prepared to handle the caseload.

The party lost two previously safe seats while Reform Party surged.

While Azeri President Ilham Aliyev drums up support for another land grab, European aid to Armenia may come too late.

The undisclosed meetings with, and financial support from, the German government raise serious doubts about the media outlet’s self-described ‘independence.’

Opposition leaders say the Conservative’s mission to grow the economy is “in tatters.”

Labour’s Sadiq Khan has renamed the six Overground lines to “celebrate diversity.”

The party was forced to ditch a second candidate over anti-Israel comments.

The EU Commission is blatantly going after political forces whose stance it does not agree with.

Almost 3 months after the populist won election, the country is still in political deadlock. A freshly appointed intermediary has his work cut out for him.

Cheap crack and a migrant underworld have created a perfect storm for the EU’s capital city.