
Brussels Hosts Taliban To Quietly Negotiate Deportations
The European Commission held a closed-door meeting on Tuesday with a Taliban delegation that arrived in Brussels on visas valid just 24 hours.

The European Commission held a closed-door meeting on Tuesday with a Taliban delegation that arrived in Brussels on visas valid just 24 hours.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says the European Union could begin operating its first deportation centres outside EU territory as early as next year.

Viktor Orbán, Geert Wilders and Alice Weidel took part in a major rally, organised by the Freedom Party of Austria, in a show of strength that reinforced the image of unity within Europe’s patriotic bloc.

New legislation allows authorities to strip migrants’ residence permits over unpaid debts, illegal work, and links to extremist groups.

A series of high-profile attacks has intensified debate over asylum and border controls, yet Ireland’s governing and media elites remain reluctant to confront the issue directly.

The Hellenic parliament voted for easier removal of failed asylum applicants, supporting the creation of facilities for ‘offshoring’ them.

Northern Ireland police that originally said the attacker was Somali now say he is Sudanese.

Since D-Day, European leaders “grew comfortable” and “forgot that freedom is not free,” the U.S. Secretary of War said in France.

EU judges found that clothing and other essential provisions must continue to be provided to asylum seekers even when they are required to leave the country.

A Netherlands media personality reacted furiously after a court ordered her to do community service following her criticism of migration policies.