The EU is preparing a mechanism to suspend tariff advantages for countries that reject the return of their expelled nationals.

Brussels keeps fostering a sense of imminent armed conflict amid mounting internal crises.

In Paris, the Ukrainian leader focused on U.S. talks—not Brussels—highlighting who really drives the push for peace.

Ending the duty exemption for shipments under €150 will reshape online commerce and raise the price of thousands of imported products.

The clash has reignited a fierce battle over who gets to shape Poland’s family law—Warsaw or Brussels.

After winning last year’s battle for free speech, leading patriots must now ask: what happens after elections start swinging the right way?

Sunday’s demonstrations united the young, families, and the self-employed in a nationwide outcry against corruption and crushing taxes.

Masked rioters, concrete barriers, and armed patrols signal a new reality for Europe’s holiday markets this season.

The chancellor proved incapable of joining other officials who bashed the left for undermining democracy.

New data shows defence giants surging to historic profits while EU governments revive conscription plans and push public ‘preparedness’ campaigns.

The Labour government’s Home Secretary has now ordered a probe into use of ‘flawed evidence’ to exclude Israeli football supporters from a West Midlands cup tie.

Israeli PM’s supporters continue to frame the case against him as politically motivated.