The prison break comes just weeks the terror attack in Brussels by a Tunisian who escaped prison in 2011.

The action comes amid a surge in antisemitic incidents across Britain and Europe.

The U.S. dismissed the claim as “classic Russian rhetoric.”

The Commission seems unaware if it still has boots on the ground in Niger and Mali.

If successful, the move would do much to prevent unelected technocrats, often with leftist and/or globalist sympathies, from being appointed.

Austria, Croatia, Czechia, and Hungary opposed the UN resolution that failed to condemn the Hamas massacres.

Although the meeting failed to deliver some extreme progressive proposals, liberals hope next year’s meeting could be different.

Opponents warn the measure could diminish protections for children.

The Slovakian overnight operation with drones, dogs, and hundreds of border guards “sent a clear message to human smugglers.”

Campaigners say the playing field should be levelled, but in the direction of more free speech, not less.

Leaked documents show Irish taxpayers pay €34 million a month to house migrants in 176 hotels—plus funding hundreds of other accommodations.

Opponents regard the EU’s Clean Energy Package as an affront to democracy.