Revision of directive fails to mention rights of children and practice of ‘ethical surrogacy.’

New French inquiry could shed light on dormant Spanish Pegasus case.

Heavy-handed law enforcement “very much in contrast” to the handling of pro-Palestine marches.

A team of investigative journalists found a similar situation in Milan.

German MEP says deal would violate the separation of powers and endanger the independence of the legislative branch.

“When is enough, enough? In public life, we have zero privacy left,” Belgian privacy expert says.

The European Conservative first reported coworkers’ suspicions about their Chinese colleague last April

Officials slam the social media app one minute but use it to appeal to the kids in the next.

Outgoing official says immigration service is overwhelmed.

Despite the new law’s failing Scottish counterpart, Taoiseach Harris appears committed to foisting it on the Irish people.

Europeans will know where their toothpicks, tofu, and espresso beans come from—with a higher price tag, and with minimal boon to the environment.

Sunak’s goal to “stop the boats” still far from shore as legal and financial hurdles remain.