ADF International calls case “precedent-setting for free speech”

59% of Swedes think the law is either ‘bad’ or ‘very bad’.

Police union chief concerned for safety of visitors to Summer Olympics

Brussels unwillingness to extend sanctions reflects broader European ambivalence on backing Israel following October 7 pogrom.

To almost no one’s surprise, the law is placing immense pressure on the country’s police force.

Peter Hitchens warns that leftist threats against free speech ought to be taken “quite seriously.”

The ruling centre-right HDZ won the elections comfortably, while Eurosceptic, patriotic parties also had a strong showing.

“With over 500 illegal migrants breaking into Britain last weekend, the idea that this watered-down bill will solve the problem is for the birds,” says migration researcher.

Julian’s wife says assurances from Washington do “nothing to relieve our family’s extreme distress about his future.”

“Slovakia needs a neutral Ukraine,” Fico said.

Just 16% of Tory MPs voted against new measures.

If passed without unanimous voting, the pact “will not work and its implementation will be paralysed,” Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán said.