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Europe is changing and not always for the better. From Brussels bureaucracy and open-border policies to the rise of national conservative movements and the erosion of free speech, we track the forces pulling the continent apart and the citizens pushing back. Coverage spans politics, crime, culture, and the ongoing struggle between European identity and globalist ideology.
A 57-year-old man in Vienna was attacked with a knife and baton by four migrant youths after confronting them for…
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JUN 2, 2026
The Alternative for Germany party leads national polls at 27 percent, six points ahead of the declining CDU/CSU at 21…
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JUN 2, 2026
The European Commission's draft Cloud and AI Development Act would require EU-made software and hardware for sensitive government contracts, effectively…
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JUN 2, 2026
Spain's top judicial body rebuked government officials for calling corruption probes targeting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's inner circle a "judicial…
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JUN 2, 2026
Italian authorities arrested 21-year-old Zakaria Ben Haddi on terrorism charges after he allegedly posted threats and Islamic State propaganda indicating…
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JUN 2, 2026
Spain's socialist government released a study claiming migrants use healthcare services less than native Spaniards and have lower rates of…
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JUN 2, 2026
Europe's liberal democratic model faces institutional collapse as its three pillars—independent judiciary, parliamentary democracy with free speech, and welfare state—deteriorate…
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JUN 2, 2026
The European Commission urged Italy and eight other nations to phase out Schengen internal border controls, prompting immediate rejection from…
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JUN 2, 2026
Russia banned aviation fuel exports until November 30 after Ukrainian drone strikes damaged refineries, raising global supply concerns as capacity…
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JUN 2, 2026
The Christian Democratic Union under Friedrich Merz is destroying itself by consistently compromising leftward with Social Democrats and Greens while…
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JUN 2, 2026
A Czech court approved extraditing German neo-Nazi Marla-Svenja Liebich, who critics say exploited gender self-identification laws to potentially serve a…
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JUN 2, 2026
European Union regulations and messaging campaigns are preventing citizens from installing air conditioning despite nearly 63,000 heat-related deaths in 2024,…
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JUN 2, 2026
Serious violence against Greek expatriates in Svernets, Avlona, has once again exposed the systematic persecution of the Greek minority in…
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JUN 2, 2026
The European Union agreed on legislation to dramatically increase deportations of illegal migrants, including authorization for member states to establish…
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JUN 2, 2026
Germany saw record naturalizations in 2025 with over 309,000 foreigners gaining citizenship while keeping their original passports, led by Syrian…
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JUN 2, 2026
The European Commission is considering Italy's proposal to extend Stability Pact flexibility rules to cover emergency energy spending worth up…
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JUN 2, 2026
Germany's Social Democratic Party has fallen to a historic low of 11 percent in a new poll, tying with Die…
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JUN 2, 2026
Spain's Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has transformed his country from a reliable Western ally into an unpredictable actor pursuing…
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JUN 2, 2026
British government documents reveal no formal security mitigations were documented for Peter Mandelson's U.S. ambassador appointment despite vetting concerns over…
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JUN 2, 2026
Moldova's deputy prime minister warned the country may pursue unification with Romania if the EU blocks or significantly delays its…
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JUN 2, 2026
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off Calabria's coast early Monday at 250 kilometers depth, felt across southern Italy but causing…
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JUN 2, 2026
A conservative-right coalition in the European Parliament pushed through tougher deportation rules in March, with the AfD claiming vindication as…
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JUN 2, 2026
Bulgaria faces EU disciplinary action for budget deficits exceeding 3% just months after joining the eurozone, with the prime minister…
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JUN 2, 2026
The EU has agreed on its strictest migration rules yet, allowing offshore deportation centers and extending maximum detention for rejected…
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JUN 2, 2026