VILNIUS, Lithuania (AP) – Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday introduced a new condition for approving Sweden’s membership in NATO, calling on European countries to “open the way” for Turkey to join the European Union. The surprise announcement by
The riots that recently swept across France were a result of “failures of migration policy” according to six in ten in the country.
German police said at least 22 officers were injured and dozens were detained during unrest at an Eritrean cultural event in Giessen.
Lawmakers in Poland approved amendments that open the way for a national referendum on migration alongside the upcoming general election.
The globalist Dutch government of Mark Rutte collapsed, paving the way for the possibility of the pro-farmer party to take power.
A political firestorm erupted as an Italian government minister, Vittorio Sgarbi, boasted in public of sleeping with over 1,500 women.
The grandmother of the French teenager whose fatal shooting by police has sparked several nights of unrest issued a plea for calm Sunday.
Zelensky declared that he will not participate in any peace negotiations until Russian forces have left the Donbas and the Crimean Peninsula.
Seven people were detained after several shop windows in the Swiss city of Lausanne were smashed, in an “echo” of riots in neighboring France,
Europe’s Euclid space telescope blasted off Saturday, to study two of the universe’s greatest mysteries: dark energy and dark matter.
Germany saw net migration hit a record high in the country last year, yet the government is set to ease immigration standards even further.
Czech police said Tuesday that they have broken up an international ring suspected of smuggling migrants from Turkey to western Europe.
Twitter may be close to bending the knee to the European Union’s stringent new laws on fake news, Russian propaganda, and online crime. EU Officials recently visited the headquarters of Elon Musk’s social media platform to assess its ability to fight what it considers “disinformation.”
Greeks headed to the polls for the second time in less than two months on Sunday, with the Conservatives a favorite to win a wide majority.
France is reportedly set to back NATO membership for Ukraine, signalling a growing divide in the Western strategy towards Russia.
The EU is considering shifting some of its strategic gas storage to Ukraine despite obvious concerns of the facilities being in a war zone.
The U.N. unveiled an “automated” fact-checking service to counter disinformation in a project with Big-Tech and Soros-funded organisations.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that Alexander Soros is planning to “incite” another migrant crisis in Europe.
Google has reportedly been charged with violating European Union antitrust laws. The charges, filed by EU regulators, accuse Google of leveraging its dominance in online advertising to undercut competition, marking the fourth such accusation against the company in recent years.
The Dutch government launched its Great Reset-style farmer buyout scheme, which could see upwards of ten thousand farms shut down forever.
Tunisia held talks with European leaders to discuss a potential bailout in exchange for slowing the waves of migrants heading to the EU.
UK Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch has blamed the UK government’s obsession with green ideology for keeping EU laws alive in the country.
Saudi Arabia could be selling the EU Russian oil products at a major markup, effectively undermining the bloc’s sanctions, an MEP has suggested.
The World Health Organization will adopt the EU’s digital COVID-19 certification in order to usher in a global digital health system.
An EU scheme to supply more ammunition to Ukraine is a moved aimed at “usurping military powers”, an MEP has warned.
A fire at a refugee shelter in eastern Germany killed one person and injured 10 others early Sunday, according to local police.
A pro-MeToo push to tackle sexual harassment within the European Union risks putting every single man “under general suspicion”, an MEP has warned.
An EU push for social media censorship is really aimed at restoring the monopoly on power the government and media used to enjoy, an MEP has claimed.
The European Commission has ordered its staff to cease using artificial intelligence for work that is of “critical” importance.
The European Commission has publicly welcomed the end of the American petrodollar, heralding what they describe as a new “multipolar global currency regime”.
The EU’s desire to censor Twitter is an attempt to “steal democracy from the people”, an MEP has told Breitbart Europe.
The death toll from a migrant boat sinking off the Greek resort island of Mykonos has tripled to nine after another six bodies were found.
Germany saw a 28 per cent increase in citizenships granted last year, with Syrians accounting for over a quarter of all naturalisations.
Nations in Western Europe are in “complete denial” about the growing influence of the Chinese Communist Party, an EU insider has warned.
Senior EU officials were furious on Friday after Twitter owner Elon Musk pulled the platform out of the bloc’s online censorship project.
Socialist Spain is leading the way in attempts to ban private messaging technology in the European Union, a leaked survey revealed.
A spike in depression caused by EU lockdown rules has prompted serious mental health concerns for young people within the bloc.
The European Commission faces accusations it is paying for itself to be lobbied by “far-left… radical” groups.
Various government officials in Europe are reportedly furious at the Hungarian government after it announced it would be blocking further sanctions against Russia.
Facebook owner Meta was slapped with a record €1.2 billion by EU regulators on Monday over transfers of European data to the United States.
