Three left-wing German parties have announced their coordinated withdrawal from X, citing disinformation concerns, but critics accuse them of avoiding debate.

Nigel Farage’s party said it would ‘prioritise’ locating migrant detention facilities in areas with Green councils, arguing this reflects the Green Party’s position on migration.

The concentration of knife attacks in the Barcelona metropolitan area widens the gap between the official discourse on crime and public perception of security.

Several EU countries have refused the Slovak PM’s request to fly over their countries on his way to the Russian May 9 Victory Day celebrations.

The government is in negotiations with French Engie to take over the seven nuclear plants the company manages in Belgium.

The decision signals a shift in transatlantic relations as tensions grow over the Iran conflict and burden-sharing within NATO.

Lack of language skills and cultural competence along with hostilities between cadets from the same continent highlight risks of recruiting recent immigrants into armed forces.

An EU-commissioned study examines whether social media platforms can be required to make their core functions interoperable with services that align more closely with EU preferences for ‘proactive moderation.’

Strong support in parliament for the SDS proposal signals that a centre-right coalition led by three-time prime minister Janez Janša is well-positioned to lead the next government.

Serbia’s reform push triggers funding freeze as Brussels ties financial support to compliance with its legal and foreign policy demands.

New details emerge on suspect as police link two incidents in one day.

Although the scheme affects fewer and fewer people, it remains extremely unpopular in France.