Former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro says he welcomes scrutiny by the U.S. legal system after the liberal Tusk government formally requested his extradition.

The conservative think tank reports double standards applied at the end of a fourteen-month investigation.

German security services monitored Abdul Ballout for weeks before he drove a van into crowds at Berlin’s Pride celebration.

The party is mobilizing the residents of Polígono Sur, preparing legal action, and pressuring the PP-run city council to prevent the construction of the Islamic complex.

The post appeared weeks after the murder of a senior Reform politician and amid growing security fears within the party.

The current disaster is the product of a combination of several factors: human-caused fires, extreme weather conditions, and inadequate public policies—driven by ideological choices—in the face of a risk that has become structural.

Tehran has vowed to respond after an Iranian crew member was killed in a suspected Ukrainian attack.

Only residents, workers, and authorised visitors are now allowed into parts of De Esch overnight under an unprecedented three-month trial.

Homes belonging to supporters of a planned centre for 50 unaccompanied minors have been targeted with graffiti.

Spain Records Largest Wildfire in Its History as Citizens Protest Slow Government Response

The figures have come under renewed scrutiny after a known ISIS-linked extremist killed a woman and injured 29 others in a lorry attack.

The Islamic Centre of England retains its Home Office licence despite an investigation into its alleged ties to Tehran.