Although migrant deportations increased by 8% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with the previous year, authorities issued 13% fewer return orders.

The hit-and-run incident has attracted global attention because of the authorities’ handling of the case.

An official planning report found the proposed site breaches zoning rules, but Athens says the project will go ahead as residents prepare legal action.

The outgoing British PM’s plan to make the UK war-ready not only involves painful budget cuts already, but also passes the ball to his successor, setting him up for failure.

The Spanish prime minister claims immigration is essential to prevent long-term economic decline, even as more than one million illegal migrants apply for legal status.

As Brussels pushes for its biggest budget yet, Germany is demanding cuts and reminding the EU that someone still has to pay the bill.

Elite universities reserve dozens of scholarships and outreach schemes for ethnic minorities even as an independent inquiry warns that white working-class children are being failed by the education system.

The Greens-founded NGO relied on AI to help build the legal case that Germany’s most popular party was “demonstrably unconstitutional” and should be banned.

The EU says protecting Europe’s identity is against its values.

The EU and China will engage in consultations until October on trade deficit, export controls, intellectual property rights and the WTO reform–without Beijing having offered real concessions so far.

The migration ‘regularization’ process has already exceeded the government’s official forecasts, with more than 1.27 million applications compared with the half a million initially estimated by the government.

Balázs Orbán says Péter Magyar’s government is following the same playbook as Donald Tusk in Poland, using state power to weaken conservative institutions while Brussels looks the other way.