The lynching, filmed by one of the aggressors and circulated on social media, has sparked widespread outrage across France, with five young suspects remaining in pre-trial detention.

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

More than 240 arrests, reports of syringe attacks, stabbings, and assaults on law enforcement officers marked the 2026 edition.

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.

MCC Brussels warns that the “single registration principle” used against it by Brussels could potentially affect thousands of entities.

The U.S. president backed increased pressure on Russia, confirmed that Israel received a copy of the Iran agreement, and said he expects a peace deal with Iran to be signed later this week.

Investigations involving Begoña Gómez, Socialist officials, and former senior government figures are turning June into a crucial month for the PSOE’s political future.

The steel and chemical sectors are calling for cheaper energy, public support, and a relaxation of certain climate regulations amid declining competitiveness and a growing risk of industrial relocation.

The decision by EU bureaucrats fits a pattern of a continuous ideological campaign aimed at sidelining dissenting voices.

The referendum promoted by the SVP/UDC to limit demographic change was rejected by voters.

Patriotic European leaders argue that the new system limits national sovereignty, institutionalizes relocations, and penalizes states that refuse to participate in the solidarity mechanism.

French courts have acquitted Reconquête leader Éric Zemmour and several political figures after they denounced a planned school field trip to a migrant camp in Calais.

Academics, philosophers, and political figures analyzed the legacy of the American Revolution and the future of the U.S-Europe relationship at an MCC Brussels event.

The European Commissioner for Energy has acknowledged the essential role of nuclear power in Europe's energy future while stressing the need to reduce dependence on Russian fuel.

Brussels presents the new system as a solution to migration chaos, but it institutionalizes the redistribution of migrants across the EU.

The speech by a Civil Contract MP, delivered weeks after the Armenia–EU summit, has opened a fierce internal debate about national identity, demographics, and the country's strategic direction.

Germany, the Netherlands and the Nordic bloc want deep cuts to EU farm and cohesion spending—while their economies remain the biggest winners from Brussels’ free trade deals.

What began as a judicial investigation into a controversial airline bailout has evolved into a broader political crisis for Spain’s ruling Socialist Party and one of its most influential figures.

While the European Parliament rejected VOX’s proposal to introduce the principle of national preference in the allocation of EU funding, the initiative has elevated the issue to the European level.

The German chancellor’s proposal of a special form of ‘association’to integrate Ukraine into EU structures is received with scepticism in Brussels.

More than 11,000 Syrian citizens have been ordered to leave Germany, but Damascus is not providing the documents required to carry out deportations.

While the EU remains technologically dependent on third parties, AI advances at a pace institutions can barely keep up with.

People’s Party candidate Juanma Moreno is the favourite, but Sunday’s elections will determine whether his “Andalusian way” will maintain an absolute majority or whether he will once again depend on VOX.

Alexander Stubb said it is unlikely Moscow would directly test NATO’s Article 5.

The Commission seeking the help of the Islamist regime exposes the strategic contradictions of European foreign and migration policy.

Péter Magyar’s arrival to power breaks with the Orbán era politically, symbolically, and strategically.

The same European Union that spent years claiming to champion privacy and data protection now requires millions to hand over biometric data just to legally cross a border.

The AI Act “omnibus” reform confirms a typical Brussels pattern: legislate fast, correct later, and call it “governance.”

The meeting in Armenia brings together nearly 50 leaders, but once again confirms the declarative nature of a format that Brussels uses more to project narrative than to produce effective results.

The new Hungarian prime minister is racing against both the clock and opposition from his own voters to meet conditions tied to rule of law reforms, Ukraine, and migration policy.