A new poll puts the AfD on course for a historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt, while the CDU may need support from other parties to prevent an AfD government.
Italy’s conservative prime minister and Denmark’s centre-left leader said tighter returns policies alone are “not enough”, arguing that respect for European laws must go hand in hand with respect for European values.
The suspect is only 16 years old, but police determined his level of radicalization has reached an advanced stage.
A senior PiS lawmaker accused the authorities of unlawfully depriving the main opposition party of funding, describing the decision as reflecting “Russian standards.”
Companies could face fines worth 10% of global turnover, while executives risk up to five years in prison under Reform’s proposed crackdown.
Spanish ministers face parliamentary scrutiny over the handling of the crisis as Brussels considers using trade and visa pressure against Morocco.
Forty years after abandoning nuclear energy, Italy is embracing it again to secure its energy future and strengthen industrial competitiveness.
Sweden’s Left Party has admitted failing to vet Palestinian prisoners who received personal letters from its politicians.
The Spanish party says Rabat’s alleged use of migration as a political weapon proves it cannot be trusted to co-host the tournament.
A legal loophole could see members of Britain’s notorious grooming gangs released after serving just half their sentences—despite Labour’s promise to exclude them.
Cologne police has released all seven people that were initially taken into custody, saying they cannot determine the “necessary level of suspicion.”
The policy grants maternity protections to legal men while acknowledging that they can become pregnant, give birth, and breastfeed.
