After Corsica was rocked by a number of violent riots, French interior Minister Gerald Darmanin suggested the French government may be open to discussing autonomy for the island for the first time.
A Swiss court has sentenced a 20-year-old man from North Africa to just three years after finding him guilty of raping an underage pregnant girl who had taken refuge in his home.
A Canadian NGO has warned that Western weapons shipped to Ukraine could not only end up in Russian hands but may even end up being sold on the international black market.
Three Iraqi-Kurdish people-smugglers have been sentenced by a French court to between two and a half and five years for their roles in a large network operating in the English Channel.
Swedish farmers may be forced to reduce their harvests by as much as half due to a shortage of manure and fertilizers caused by the conflict in Ukraine and associated sanctions war.
As Italy prepares to end its Wuhan coronavirus state of emergency at the end of the month, Undersecretary of Health Andrea Costa stated the government aims to end all health pass measures by the end of May.
Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine three weeks ago, over three million people have fled the Ukraine, with the vast majority arriving in neighbouring Poland. A spokesman for the Organization for Migration (IOM) stated on Tuesday that
An 18-year-old woman was reportedly raped at migrant accommodation in Germany by men of Nigerian and Iraqi heritage.
French authorities in Nice have launched an investigation after the rector of a local Russian Orthodox Cathedral received death threats in connection to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Archpriest Andrey Eliseev, the rector of the Russian Cathedral of St. Nicholas
The Danish govt is said to have agreed on legislation to suspend asylum rules for Ukrainian refugees while asking Syrians to go home.
Bastia erupted into riots at the weekend, with 44 police injured by protestors over an attack on a Corsican nationalist by a jihadist.
Populist Sweden Democrats (SD) leader Jimmie Åkesson has slammed European Green politicians, blaming their policies for making Europe reliant on Russian energy and enriching the country
The Montreal Symphony Orchestra has dropped a young Russian prodigy pianist from events this week, despite the pianist being outspoken on his opposition to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Canadian public broadcaster CBC has lamented that the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine may “distract” the general public from the issues of climate change.
An advisor to Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has alleged that the government was justified in invoking emergency powers last month, claiming Freedom Convoy protestors wanted to overthrow the government.
Around 600,000 Italians over the age of 50 are set to receive a fine for being unvaccinated despite the Italian government reviewing a loosening of various Wuhan virus restrictions.
Spanish populist-conservative VOX is set to enter govt in Castile & León following a historic deal with the conservative People’s Party (PP).
The Hungarian National Assembly has elected former Family Minister Katalin Novák to become the country’s first-ever female head of state.
Migrant aid groups in the French city of Calais have claimed there is a “double standard” in the way Ukrainian refugees are welcomed.
Mario Draghi announced all Ukrainian refugees in Italy will either have to be vaccinated against coronavirus or be tested every 48 hours.
A court has given Germany’s intelligence agency permission to spy on ‘Alternative for Germany’ after the agency labelled them “suspicious.”
Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said she will not be pursuing an application for her country to join NATO.
Criminal organisations are looking to exploit refugees and traffic them into prostitution, the drugs trade, and possibly worse.
As many as ten per cent of the women who attempted to reach Spain illegally by boat in 2021 were killed, double the death rate of male migrants, according to statistics compiled by a Spanish NGO.
Statistics from the German government say the proportion of foreigners in sexual offence cases has increased substantially to nearly half.
Paris authorities have opened an investigation after a Russian cultural centre in the French capital was allegedly attacked.
French President Emmanuel Macron will not join any debates ahead of the first round of the upcoming presidential election, instead stating he would prefer to debate with the French people.
Nearly a million Austrians haven’t followed the government’s orders to get jabbed despite threats of fines and even prison.
Businesses in the Canadian capital city of Ottawa say they will keep the Trudeau government’s scrapped vaccine passport system, allocating certain times in which only vaccinated people may enter.
Marion Maréchal, the niece of Presidential hopeful Marine Le Pen, has formally joined the presidential campaign of her right-wing rival.
Hungary lifted nearly all of its Wuhan coronavirus restrictions, with mask mandates now limited to only hospitals and retirement homes.
Canada’s Transportation Minister, Omar Alghabra, confirmed reports that a charter plane in the city of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories has been grounded after carrying two Russian nationals. Minister Alghabra wrote about the matter on Twitter on Thursday, saying: “A charter aircraft
The Romanian town of Siret, which boats a population of just 8,000, has seen over 63,000 Ukrainian refugees arrive since the Russian invasion commenced.
Marion Maréchal, former French MP and niece of Marine Le Pen, is expected to join the presidential campaign of the conservative writer and pundit Eric Zemmour and appear at a rally this weekend in Toulon.
The Swedish government is set to repeal its Pandemic Act by the end of the month and starting in April, the country will no longer classify the Wuhan virus as a “generally and socially dangerous” disease.
Members of the Islamic State terrorist group have celebrated the ongoing conflict between the Russian Federation and Ukraine, expressing hope the war will spread to other European countries.
Scammers are allegedly calling up Italians and threatening to cut off gas to their homes if they do not give them money, claiming the cash is an economic contribution for Ukraine. A pensioner in the municipality of Trezzo sull’Adda near Milan
Leftist Canadian politicians expressed anger and outrage after provincial penalties for Freedom Convoy truckers, which included suspending the licenses of truck operators in Ontario, expired this week.
The Slovakian National Crime Agency (NAKA) has warned residents could face 25 years in prison if caught promoting “war propaganda” on social media regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
An Italian entrepreneur has claimed to have received dozens of requests from people looking to build bomb-proof bunkers in recent days.
