
Rising Violence Against Train Staff in Belgium
Attacks on workers on Belgian trains are increasing, prompting them to urge tighter security and stronger support.

Attacks on workers on Belgian trains are increasing, prompting them to urge tighter security and stronger support.

Europe talks of peace while preparing psychologically and politically for war.

In Poland, the run-up to the visit was marked by open conflict between the foreign ministry and the president’s team over preparations.

Ignoring statistical overrepresentation of foreigners in violent crime out of fear of promoting xenophobia is not just dishonest but socially harmful, psychiatrist Frank Urbaniok argues.
“We must be prepared in case the situation in the Middle East escalates further and poses a direct threat,” Interior Minister Dobrindt said.

Rather than blame the messenger, Europe’s leadership class should have a sober discussion about what they should do to address their real problems.

Will Brussels be able to acknowledge its mistakes, or will it continue clinging to a narrative that no longer holds?

EU lawmakers divided on U.S. election but united on strengthening European security and competitiveness.

Public police forces can’t guarantee the safety of citizens in the face of rampant crime and drug trade in Northern Paris.

A police officer was stabbed the same day the city adopted heightened security measures.