Donald Tusk criticised the European Union’s flagship net-zero law, saying, ‘If we do go bankrupt as Europe, who will protect the environment instead of us?’

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that Venezuela is ‘governed by a narco-trafficking organization.’

The eastern Germany branch of the party, which is riding high in the polls, could face increased surveillance from authorities.

The EU says the move ensures ‘a safe digital space for all,’ but critics say institutionalizing hate speech laws is a ‘fundamental attack on free speech.’

Analysts say a rightward shift reflects disillusionment with mainstream parties, anti-mass immigration sentiment, and a backlash against ‘woke’ policies.

Justice Minister Gunnar Strommer says Sweden faces violent extremism, organized crime, and hostile actions from state actors threatening the nation’s security.

The European Union is also considering expanding its investigation into whether social media platform X breached its content moderation rulebook.

Zuckerberg has vowed to push back on ‘ever-increasing’ internet laws around the world, including in Europe, where fact-checkers are integral to EU regulation.

The European Union could deploy up to 150 people to monitor Elon Musk’s AfD leader interview.

Critics accuse politicians of enabling abuse by ignoring or downplaying gangs of Pakistani men who groomed, assaulted, and raped white girls across England.