Despite topping national polls with more than a quarter of the vote, the AfD has received just 4.7% of invitations to Germany’s flagship ARD and ZDF talk shows this year—a gap that raises fresh questions about whether public broadcasters are meeting their legal duty of political balance.

Senior CDU figures are reportedly discussing replacing the German chancellor after September’s eastern state elections.

More than 800,000 people arrived from abroad as sweeping demographic change spreads beyond Britain’s biggest cities.

Following the terrorist attack on Berlin’s Christopher Street Day parade, questions are being raised over Germany’s legal system handling dangerous immigrants.

Donald Tusk’s leftist-liberal government may face four right-wing parties at next year’s parliamentary elections.

The record influx overwhelmed the tiny Spanish territory of Ceuta, leaving at least 18 dead and prompting Italy to threaten the return of border controls.

The U.S.-brokered deal links the terrorist group’s phased disarmament to an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.

Eurostat’s model adds further immigration whenever the working-age population falls, while treating a return to replacement-level fertility as unlikely.

A Supreme Court ruling restricting immediate returns at sea has been blamed for stripping border officers of a vital deterrent.

New polling shows Polish support for Ukraine’s EU membership has fallen sharply.

Maren Sømme, 30, died after suffering serious injuries at the home she shared with the previously convicted offender.

The DPolG union wants stricter rules on citizenship, deportation, and asylum after the Islamist attack committed by a German-Lebanese man.