Spain Calls for European Army to Keep Europe “Free from Coercion”
Europe needs a common military force to ensure it remains “free from coercion”, Spain’s foreign minister has said, doubling down o…
Switzerland Weighs Cap on Population Growth
A new initiative would stop Switzerland’s population from rising above 10 million, casting immigration, infrastructure and relatio…
Mixed-Sex Toilets Become Standard in New Irish Schools
Parents and students have voiced anger over new school buildings without private, single-sex toilet facilities, as a lawmaker says…
Labour Revolt Pushes Starmer Toward the Brink
Keir Starmer is facing the first serious challenge to his premiership and even a possible departure from Westminster after Labour’…
NATO Faces a Dangerous Gap Between Russian Threats and Military Readiness
NATO may still possess enormous military power, but recent conflicts have exposed serious weaknesses, from depleted ammunition sto…
Syrians Around the World Return Home, but Not From Germany
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians are returning after the fall of Assad, above all from neighboring states. The nearly one million …
Inside the Islamic Sect Facing Scrutiny in the UK
Raids on a secluded Crewe compound and interim anti-slavery orders against five members have thrust a little-known religious group…
Middle Class Theft as a Worrying Trend in the UK
Shoplifting in Britain is rising, but the bigger shift is who is doing it. More middle-class consumers now see theft as low risk a…
Romanian Government Falls as President Begins Search for New Cabinet
Romania’s pro-European government has collapsed after a no-confidence vote, opening a period of political uncertainty with possibl…
Leipzig Vehicle Rampage Raises Questions
The motive behind the car attack in Leipzig remains unclear after two people were killed and several others seriously injured. The…
Ukraine Gains More Ground Than It Loses for First Time Since August 2024
The pace of Russia’s advance has been steadily declining since November 2025. In April, Moscow lost 116 sq km of occupied Ukrainia…
Tony Blair Institute: Britain's Welfare System Is Broken
Rising costs of benefits and youth unemployment are pushing Labour toward tougher rules, highlighting a widening debate over the s…
EU Looks to Sweden in Push for New Rape Law
The European Union is pushing for a unified definition of rape based on the principle that “only yes means yes”. However, because …
Moscow Claims NATO Is Preparing to Seize Kaliningrad
The Kaliningrad region, on the Baltic Sea, has been part of Russia since the end of World War II. It lies between Poland and Lithu…
Prague Rejects Russian Claim of Airspace Ban on Fico
Czech authorities have rejected a report by a Russian daily that Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was barred from flying over Cze…