The main threat of disfigurement to Notre-Dame de Paris comes not from the French state, but from the initiatives of the diocese.

AfD officials call the classification a desperate attempt to drag the party’s name through the mud ahead of next year’s elections.

The new agreement may be a stop-gap as Sweden’s NATO membership bid continues to be delayed.

A stunning 80% of the Jewish community leaders recently surveyed said that life has become more unsafe for Jews in Germany since the Hamas attack on Israel.

Orbán said Hungary cannot take part in what he sees as a bad decision—Ukraine’s entry into the EU.

The Spanish Prime Minister’s phone call with his Hungarian counterpart was one of several recent attempts to change Orbán’s mind on EU accession for Ukraine.

Besides his lack of respect for French secularism, the president’s inconsistency is being singled out since he refused to take part in the November march against antisemitism.

The new policy could largely affect Muslim immigrants, who, studies have shown, are far more likely than other Germans to display antisemitic attitudes.

EU countries blame Brussels for purchasing excessive doses at a high cost.

A panel hosted by The European Conservative sees hope for nuclear energy despite challenges.

Madrid’s regional government has accused Spain’s socialist administration of making the capital’s railways unsafe.

Speaking at a conservative event in Brussels, Sharren Haskel said that peace in Gaza hinges on dismantling the UNRWA.