Dutch far-right MP Geert Wilders on Thursday sought to take legal action against Prime Minister Mark Rutte, accusing him of discrimination against the Dutch people.

Iceland on Thursday formed a

The EU Parliament is holding up a new law on using phosphate in frozen kebab meat. While the Bild Zeitung says this threatens the future of the döner, EU MPs have said people have nothing to worry about.

King Carl XVI Gustaf has urged men to listen to women sharing their stories under the #MeToo hashtag.

A Swiss school has adopted a “simplified” version of the German language, which it believes is better understood by non-native parents.

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban said on Friday he would use all means necessary to combat what he called efforts to undermine him by George Soros.

3,693 people took Denmark's citizenship test (indfødsretsprøven) on Thursday, hoping to take a step closer to becoming Danish nationals.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called on the church to work with the state to defend

BREXIT gives the United Kingdom the opportunity to escape the European Union crumbling under the weight of internal "frictions", economist Andrea Hossó said.

DEN HAAG - De politie heeft dinsdag vier Syrische vluchtelingen aangehouden in Bergen op Zoom, Arnhem, Diemen en Wageningen. Twee van hen (van 23 en 26 jaar) worden verdacht van betrokkenheid bij terroristische misdrijven in Syrië. Dat heeft het Openbaar…

Germany’s Interior Minister wants to force tech and car companies to provide the German security services with hidden digital access to cars, computers, phones and more, according to a media report from Friday.

BRITONS should not feel ashamed of their colonial history because it was not all bad, according to a leading theology professor at Oxford.

A leaflet sent to MEPs tells them harassing workers could have 'serious consequences'

JEREMY Corbyn faced double embarrassment today after his brother retweeted a far right activist and he was described as “underwhelming” by a leading magazine editor.

EUROPEAN Union bosses are preparing to withdraw £154million (€175million) in funding for Turkey which had been allocated to prepare the country to become a fully-fledged member of the bloc.

A Muslim girls' school has received the lowest Ofsted rating available after inspectors discovered that pupils were not provided with lavatory paper for "cultural reasons".

Eleven immigrants who were super glued into the back of a lorry survived eating the 'expensive' Belgian chocolate it was transporting, it has been claimed.

The rapist's name is Juusuf Muhamed Abbud. No doubt a large part of the reason why he was not found guilty of aggravated rape was because to find him guilty would have been "Islamophobic." "Ruling in child sexual abuse case goes against public sense of justice…