
With Most of its Unemployed Foreign-Born, Belgium Tightens Benefit Rules
Six in ten jobless people have migrant roots, prompting the Belgian government to cap benefits after two years—aiming to cut costs by €2 billion.

Six in ten jobless people have migrant roots, prompting the Belgian government to cap benefits after two years—aiming to cut costs by €2 billion.

A new government agreement with Chega could reshape one of Europe’s most liberal citizenship regimes.

Facing widespread concern, Stocker highlighted issues affecting Vienna’s cityscape, echoing recent German calls for realism on migration and public safety.

Three people have been arrested in connection with alleged graft and gang-related human smuggling at the KVR München.

The summit arrives amid internal fractures, war fatigue, and a citizenry increasingly skeptical of the bloc’s ideological and economic drift.

What has become clear is that liberal democracy may not depend on shared ethnicity, but it absolutely depends on a shared culture.

An illegal immigrant allegedly sexually assaulted a young child, sparking widespread outrage and anti-immigrant protests in the Irish capital.

Labour officials back migrants in print, denying any connection between crime linked to illegal border crossings.

Mass migration means that just 65.9% of infants were born to two French-born parents—themselves in a fast-dwindling cohort, with serious implications for the future.

Children from migrant backgrounds continue to perform below their peers.