Three men in the Swedish city of Linköping have been sentenced to prison over their involvement in riots triggered by anti-Islam activists burning the Qur’an. More burnings are now planned.
Around a third of Germans believe that former German Chancellor Angela Merkel should offer a public apology for her failed energy policy.
Populist French MP Marine Le Pen has called for sanctions to be enacted against a member of President Emmanuel Macron’s Renaissance party who gave a Hitler salute in the French parliament. Renaissance MP Rémy Rebeyrotte claims that he made the
Italy will hold national elections after PM Mario Draghi resigned, ending the technocrat govt that controlled Italy through coronavirus.
A far-left extremist anarchist group has taken credit for the bombing and arson attack against the offices of a Greek news publisher.
The Irish government has suspended visa-free travel for refugees from safe European countries for the next 12 months but has made exemptions for Ukrainian refugees. The Irish government announced the policy change, which will require refugees in safe European countries
A 35-year-old Syrian national was arrested this week for the murder of a 17-year-old German girl whose body was found at the weekend.
A Swiss court has found a 28-year-old man guilty of inventing a hate crime after he carved a swastika into his own face.
An organiser of the Canadian Freedom Convoy was granted bail this week after being held in jail for several months over causing “mischief.”
European Commission staff got an automatic pay raise to match inflation, despite the rise being against the bloc’s own advice.
A group of migrants illegally occupied a centre for Ukrainian refugees in Paris on Sunday over alleged double standards and unfair treatment.
The Greek government has filed a complaint with Serbia over the weapons being transported by a cargo plane that crashed in northern Greece.
Italy could be facing a snap election as PM Draghi’s government faces a vote of confidence Wednesday after days of instability.
Combatting the rise of parallel societies, Denmark is to demolish a migrant ghetto in Aarhus, with around 1,000 homes set for demolition.
Migrant drug dealers in Italy are accused of carrying out brutal acts of torture, with Police saying they are aware of the situation.
Swedish writer Jonas Gardell has demanded mosques welcome members of the LGBT community and re-examine attitudes following the Oslo shooting.
The Canadian government is set to reinstate random mandatory Wuhan virus tests for airline passengers after briefly suspending the tests due to long delays at Canadian airports.
Greek Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis has stated that his country will protect its borders from illegal migration and that it is not up to people-smugglers to decide who can come into Europe.
A survey has revealed that over seven in ten French people want foreign criminals to serve their sentences in their countries of origin after being convicted of crimes in France. The polling showed that a total of 72 per cent
Three homemade explosive devices were detonated at the building of a Greek media group on Wednesday, prompting condemnation from the government and opposition parties alike.
Around half of the Ukrainians who fled Russia’s invasion of their country have now returned to Ukraine as the number of Ukrainians entering the European Union has fallen to levels seen prior to the war. European Union home affairs commissioner
A Canadian judge ruled a woman did not have her rights violated when she was denied an organ transplant for not being vaccinated.
The French city of Arles near Marseille has constructed a concrete block wall outside of a local school in an effort to protect students from stray gunfire after a 15-year-old was fatally shot last month. The wall, which is being
A French department has urged locals to hide their cars and garbage bins to prevent them from being set on fire.
The EU has expressed concerns over weapons flowing from Ukraine to Europe, with a minister calling on the bloc to buy and destroy weapons.
The fatal stabbing of a woman at a “Politician Week” has been made a terror investigation amid reports the suspect has neo-Nazi ties.
Ministers from Germany and Austria have made it clear that there is “no alternative” to ending their dependency on Russian energy and becoming energy independent as Russia shuts down pipelines. German Vice-Chancellor and Minister of Economic Affairs Robert Habeck and
A former candidate in the French parliamentary elections, was attacked and viciously beaten by a group of far-left Antifa extremists.
Judges in the Italian city of Turin have declared a far-left extremist “social centre” a criminal association.
The Interior Minister called for the deportation of all migrants who commit serious crimes no matter what their immigration status is.
German police have launched an investigation into allegations by several women who claimed to have been drugged at a summer party of Germany’s ruling Social Democrats (SPD) in Berlin last week. The Berlin criminal police began an investigation into the
A top French court has ruled that transgender men, i.e. women who have transitioned, are not eligible for artificial fertilisation treatments (IVF) after the case was brought by a transgender association.
The migrant reception centre on the Italian island of Lampedusa is far beyond full capacity, with as many as 1,800 migrants residing in the facility built to hold just 350.
A German court has rejected attempts by members of the country’s armed forces to challenge the government’s mandatory Wuhan virus vaccination policy for all troops.
Germany’s leftist coalition government, led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, has announced it is looking to give residency to some 130,000 failed asylum seekers as part of an overhaul of the country’s immigration system.
Investigators are refusing to rule out the possibility that the bombing of a tax office in Athens this week that caused substantial damage could be linked to domestic terrorism, with far-left extremists taking credit for the blast.
A group of far-left anarchists have taken credit for attacking riot police in a district of Athens, while an incendiary device was also planted and set off outside the home of a conservative MP.
Half of the police officers who attended the Muslim Easter riots in the city of Örebro say they have experienced mental health problems following the violence that saw several officers attacked and injured.
The Canadian military is set to greatly relax their dress code rules, allowing soldiers to sport tattoos on their faces as well as grow their hair to any length they wish and dye it any colour they wish.
Police in five European countries took part in an operation on Tuesday aimed at dismantling a large migrant smuggling network that organised crossings of at least 10,000 migrants across the English Channel, arresting dozens of people.
