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Brussels mayor who ordered police shut down a conservative conference exceeded his authority and a late-night court ruled it will go ahead.

Prime Ministers and officials condemned a group of mayors who colluded to block a conservative conference and sent police to shut the venue.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz arrived in China for a visit focused on mending economic and political relationship between Beijing and Berlin.

Cyprus said it’s suspending processing all asylum applications from Syrians because large numbers of boat migrants arriving from the country.

The European Parliament narrowly passed a set of immigration reforms as globalist parties prevailed over objections from the left and right.

Enthusiasm for Orbán challenger apparent in foreign media, but govt camp accuses sudden emergence of being underwritten by foreign money.

A former advisor to President Macron warned that France will face a “social revolt” over the green agenda that will dwarf the Yellow Vests.

Romania and Bulgaria partially joined the EU passport-free zone on Sunday, marking a new step in integration with the Union.

Romania and Bulgaria partially joined Europe’s ID-check-free travel zone on Sunday, marking a new step in the two countries’ integration with the European Union.

It’s rare for the EU to sidestep safeguards, but European Parliament elections are due in June, which is due to see a right-wing surge.

Dozens of men clashed as a riot broke out at a Paris airport amid efforts to deport a Kurdish activist from the country.

It is unclear what specific work Gordon Sondland produces for Ukraine, and his registration does not specify any compensation. 

The Catholic bishops of Europe along with other Christian leaders have criticized the omission of references to the continent’s Christian roots and core values as EU elections approach.

The EU announced on Wednesday that it would be adding several foods to its list of Ukrainian agricultural products with “emergency breaks”.

The EU is pressing ahead with a plan to use the profits generated from billions of euros of Russian assets to buy weapons for Ukraine.

Speaking with Nigel Farage, Donald Trump accused NATO allies of taking “advantage” of America by relying on U.S. taxpayers to protect them.

“If we want peace, we must prepare for war” says top European Union figure, saying bloc needs to speak “the language of power” to Russia. 

Sending NATO troops into Ukraine would trigger a “Third World War”, warned Italian Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani, who went on to accuse French President Emmanuel Macron of exploiting the war for personal political purposes.

The EU announced a 7.4-billion-euro financial package to Egypt in exchange for boosting energy trade and stemming illegal immigration.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán vowed to protest against EU encroachment on national sovereignty and the push towards war with Russia.

New rules to combat extremism are well-intentioned but flawed and open to abuse, potentially stifling freedom of speech, warns Nigel Farage. 

The European Central Bank outlined its plans for the introduction of a “digital euro” throughout the EU as soon as next year.

A commission drawn from the European Parliament and Council has agreed on the creation of a database to track millions of guns believed to be in civilian hands across the European Union.

Hungary summoned its ambassador from the U.S. over President Biden claiming Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is seeking to become a dictator.

European executive will recommend accession negotiations with Bosnia-Herzegovina, despite lingering ethnic divisions in the Balkan country.

The National Rally of Marine Le Pen holds a commanding lead over French President Emmanuel Macron in the European Parliament elections.

Europe is continuing its shift to the right, as the populist Chega party saw major gains in the elections in Portugal on Sunday.

The world “needs President Trump to win” this coming election because only a “strong” American leader can offer “stability and security to the international order,” according to Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, who argued the war in Ukraine “cannot be resolved on the battlefield” and that Trump “can make peace” between the sides.

Germany’s newspaper of record postulates whether Ukrainian men of military age should be encouraged or forced to go home.

The EU´s largest political party endorsed Ursula von der Leyen´s bid for a second term at the helm of the bloc´s powerful Commission.

Farmers are angry over European Union climate policies and food imports from Ukraine that they say threaten their livelihoods.

Top European Union officials outlined ambitious plans to boost its defense industry at an unprecedented pace.

The EU Parliament has approved the creation of a digital “wallet” system, raising concerns over increasing state control of people’s lives.

The meeting of World Trade Organization (WTO) ministers in Abu Dhabi ran into a fifth day on Friday as most major issues remained deadlocked.

Russia will “definitely not stop” with Ukraine if it is allowed to “survive” its war against Ukraine, warned Volodymyr Zelensky. 

European Commission Chief Ursula von der Leyen suggested a move towards a collective EU Army over the potential threat of a war with Russia.