Germany’s New Streaming Law Could Come with a Twist
Germany is set to require streaming services and broadcasters to invest a fixed share of their domestic revenues in German and Eur…
Number of Babies Born in the UK to Foreign Parents Soars
The number of babies born to couples with one or more parents born outside the UK rose sharply to 40% in 2025, as birth rates cont…
Possible Ban Looms Over Right-Wing Alliance in EU Parliament
The EU’s party watchdog is targeting Europe of Sovereign Nations, the European political party co-founded by Germany’s AfD. At sta…
Alexis Tsipras Wants Another Shot
Alexis Tsipras is back with a new left-wing party. The former Greek prime minister is offering familiar political remedies, but Gr…
The Climate Apocalypse Is Canceled
The most extreme climate scenario is being pushed out of the center of climate research and policy planning. The forecast that pol…
Van Langenhove Convicted: When Truth Becomes Hate Speech
A Belgian court has convicted former MP Dries Van Langenhove of hate speech. The reasoning reaches far beyond the case itself: the…
EU Unlocks Billions for Hungary as Magyar Hails Historic Breakthrough
The European Commission will unlock €16.4bn in frozen EU funds for Hungary after reform progress under Peter Magyar’s new governme…
Migration Demand Strains England’s New Housing Supply
Net migration could absorb almost half of England’s new housing supply, deepening pressure on a Labour government already struggli…
Russian Drone Hits Apartment Block in NATO Member Romania
Romania has suffered the most serious spillover incident linked to the war in Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion began in …
UK Lawmaker Wins Seat Despite Not Being Citizen
A transgender Green Party candidate and Indian citizen was elected to the Scottish parliament, despite being on a student visa set…
Polish Soldier Acquitted Over Border Shooting
Two years ago, a soldier rushed to a section of the Polish-Belarusian border where a group of migrants was trying to force its way…
Iran Attacks US Base in Kuwait as Trump Denies Deal Reports
Talks aimed at turning a fragile ceasefire into an agreement to end the three-month war have been overshadowed by fresh attacks ac…
Two Deaths Expose Uneven Coverage of Migrant Crime in Ireland
Contrasting political and media responses to two deaths in Dublin have raised questions about selective coverage when crimes invol…
Germany Has No Money – Except for the Rest of the World
Germany has become the world’s largest foreign aid donor for the first time. Yet a series of questionable projects suggests that p…
How a Split on the Right Could Open a Path to Downing Street
Divisions on Britain’s populist right could hand Andy Burnham victory in Makerfield and open his path to replacing Keir Starmer.