A letter signed by a group of 19 EU member states and Norway has called on Brussels to greenlight the return of illegal and criminal Afghan migrants back to the Taliban-run state.
A Jewish lawyer has accused London’s Metropolitan Police of arresting him at a pro-Palestine protest for wearing a Star of David necklace.
Thousands of civil liberties advocates gathered in London on Saturday to protest against the left-wing Labour Party government’s plan to impose digital ID cards on the nation.
The Portuguese lawmakers passed a bill to bar the “concealment of faces in public spaces” in a bid to outlaw the Islamic practice of veiling women, which opponents have argued represents repression of women.
The poet behind the controversial graffiti-style art installation at Canterbury Cathedral has described himself as a “genderless gremlin” and has publicly celebrated the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
Brexit boss Nigel Farage has warned that the scandal over the dropping of charges against suspected spies for Communist China could fundamentally undermine the intelligence relationship between Britain and the United States.
A man has sparked outrage after climbing onto an altar in St. Peter’s Basilica, dropping his trousers and urinating in front of stunned onlookers.
The British taxpayer is funding over £10 billion in direct welfare subsidies to migrants, who now account for one in six pounds sterling spent on universal credit, a report has found.
Geert Wilders has suspended public campaign events ahead of this month’s elections following reports he was a target of Islamist terrorists.
The Church of England has drawn international backlash over an “ugly” graffiti art installation at Canterbury Cathedral, one of the oldest Christian structures in England.
It will be ‘part deux’ for Sébastien Lecornu as President Emmanuel Macron reappointed him as prime minister on Friday evening just days after he sensationally resigned and declared that his mission was “over” after less than a month in office.
European Parliament lawmakers voted on Wednesday to prohibit the use of meat terms like burger or sausage to market so-called veggie alternatives.
French National Rally leader Marine Le Pen has vowed to censure any government put forward by President Emmanuel Macron, arguing that the only way out of the ongoing political crisis would be to hold elections.
The British government is facing accusations of sabotaging the prosecution of two alleged spies for China for fear of angering the communist regime in Beijing.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage told Southwark Crown Court on Tuesday that he was “genuinely worried” about threats allegedly made by an Afghan illegal migrant on social media.
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel has attempted to push blame onto Poland and the Baltic states for the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine as she attempts to salvage what remains of her political legacy and promote her book.
Leading Conservative MP Robert Jenrick has vowed to clean house in the judiciary after his team identified dozens of British immigration judges who have ties to open borders groups.
Ex-French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, a longtime ally of President Emmanuel Macron, has called for his former boss to hold early presidential elections to end the political crisis facing the country.
Police were reportedly warned years before the Manchester synagogue terror attack by neighbours of Jihad al-Shamie about the future Islamist extremist becoming “radicalised”.
French political firebrand Marion Maréchal has called on the various factions of the right-wing to unite to defeat the forces of the left and the neo-liberal establishment in Paris.
French President Emmanuel Macron’s grip on the Élysée Palace is becoming increasingly tenuous as he faces calls to resign or dissolve the National Assembly in the wake of the collapse of the third government in Paris in under a year on Monday morning.
Just hours after forming his government, new French PM Lecornu submitted his resignation, becoming the shortest-lived leader ever.
Members of the Green Party adopted a motion to “abolish landlords” in Britain as the party seeks to expand its reach and sway defected Labour voters by adopting so-called “eco-populist” policies.
Members of a pro-Palestine protest in Rome reportedly defaced a statue honouring the late Pope John Paul II with graffiti that described him as a “fascist”.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party widened its lead over the governing Labour Party in the wake of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and others attempting to tarnish the upstart populist party as racist.
Former Czech Prime Minister and populist billionaire Andrej Babiš and his ANO party emerged as the winners of the Czech Republic’s parliamentary elections on Saturday; however, a coalition-building process is likely to ensue before the next government is formed.
In defiance of pleas from politicians, police, and Jewish leaders to refrain from protesting in the wake of the Islamist terror attack on a synagogue, thousands of pro-Palestine activists took to the streets of England on Sunday.
The Manchester synagogue terrorist, Jihad al-Shamie, was out on bail for a suspected rape at the time of the attack, which claimed the lives of two Jewish people on Yom Kippur.
Marine Le Pen and her National Rally deputy Jordan Bardella have “firmly established dominance” over the field of prospective candidates to replace French President Emmanuel Macron, according to the latest survey from Ifop.
A study to mark German reunification has found that over one-third of 35-year-olds in the country have a migration background.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is seeking to distract from his own government’s “abject failure” to protect Britain’s borders by attempting to cast the blame for the English Channel migrant crisis on Nigel Farage and Brexit, a think tank told Breitbart London.
There is near-universal agreement in France that authorities should detain migrants with deportation orders following a string of high-profile murders and rapes committed by aliens who should have been removed from the country.
While most of the Labour Party appears set to rally around Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s line of attacking Nigel Farage and Reform UK as “racist”, one maverick-minded Labour Peer has denounced the smears against the Brexit leader and his supporters.
The future of the British political landscape appears to be shifting to the right, with a poll finding that Brexit boss Nigel Farage is by far the most popular politician among 13 to 17-year-olds.
Leaders in Europe were quick to fall in line behind U.S. President Donald Trump’s framework for a peace between Israel and Gaza, while calling on the Islamist Hamas terrorists to promptly agree to Washington’s terms.
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair may be tasked with a governing role in a potential post-war Gaza should the Islamist Hamas terrorists agree to a framework proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) has come under scrutiny for seemingly defending cousin marriage, as debate swirls on the practice and its prevalence in certain minority communities.
The Republic of Ireland will offer families of supposed asylum seekers up to €10,000 to drop their claims and voluntarily leave the country, in an apparent admission that the government’s open borders policies have gone too far.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance has acknowledged that the White House is actively considering proposals to sell Tomahawk missiles to European allies for use in Ukraine.
Digital identity cards are set to be introduced in Switzerland after voters narrowly approved a referendum on Sunday.
