The release of 2025 crime statistics has coincided with an expanding police investigation into a migrant grooming network in Nuremberg.

The former president of the Rassemblement National has announced that she will appeal to the Court of Cassation and is delighted that the French people are once again being given the choice to vote for her.

The public broadcaster’s new interim chief halted the “propaganda” and suspended all public media news coverage on Tuesday, before a sweeping transformation to “restore political independence and credibility” to the state network.

A regulatory system built around user-count thresholds may be producing the opposite of its intended effect, as online porn sites now report falling below the levels that trigger the EU’s toughest obligations.

New Delhi is accelerating implementation of the trade agreement with Brussels as the EU needs to prove that it can deliver on what it promises as a bloc.

Co-organizer of the demonstration Piotr Bartosz said, “Kraków is the city of Polish kings, and Poland is a nation-state with a thousand-year Christian tradition that we will defend.”

The fatal assault on Swedish police officer Christian Zedig by an African migrant sparked a fierce debate in the European Parliament.

Even if Le Pen could formally campaign in 2027, the message sent by the court is to prevent her from running for the presidency.

The Alliance gathers in Turkey under pressure to convert its 5% defence pledge into weapons, industrial capacity, and a clearer answer to Washington’s demands.

Two recent decisions by France’s Court of Cassation mandate the legalisation of births from surrogacy recognized abroad.

A video of a senior La France Insoumise official defending the party’s concept of a “New France” has gone viral.

Right-wingers’ celebration of passing the Return Regulation “crossed a line,” the EP President said.