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Thousands of people gathered in Brussels on Sunday afternoon to participate in a march against the far-right and racism, advocating for solidarity in social projects.

News avoidance and distrust in news producers are increasing worldwide, according to the latest Digital News Report by Reuters. In Flanders, 51% of people trust the

Swedish citizen Johan Floderus expressed his immense joy following his release from an Iranian prison on Saturday, according to a recording published on the

Meloni welcomes international leaders to Borgo Egnazia resort.

A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of Poles believe soldiers should be permitted to use weapons if migrants attempt to forcibly cross the eastern

The far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) is celebrating significant gains according to forecast polls.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen sustained a minor whiplash injury after being assaulted by a man in central Copenhagen, according to her office.

The number of residents in the Netherlands holding a nationality from another European Union member state has doubled over the past ten years.

The Mobility and Transport Authority (AMT) has issued a warning about the rise in irregularities involving taxi and TVDE (individual transport vehicle)

Foreign students attending Switzerland's top federal technology institutes, ETH Zurich and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), may soon face a significant tuition