#European-politics

Ireland, Spain, Netherlands, and Slovenia announce Eurovision boycott following EBU's decision to allow Israel's participation amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

Germany's new conservative government under Friedrich Merz breaks predecessor's promise, leaving 640 Afghans in Pakistan without sanctuary despite military service.

Despite Trump's national security rhetoric mirroring European far-right messaging, transatlantic hardliner movements show unexpected disconnect and mutual skepticism.

Austria implements new headscarf restrictions for students under 14 after previous ban was overturned. The move reignites debates over religious freedom and discrimination.

Water leak damages hundreds of books in Louvre's Egyptian department, raising concerns about France's cultural heritage protection amid recent security failures.

Germany's far-right AfD party establishes new youth organization after predecessor was classified as extremist by security services.

Germany's far-right AfD party establishes new youth organization despite predecessor's extremist classification. Security experts warn of continued radicalization risks.

German authorities launched coordinated raids across the country following multiple bomb threats targeting schools and public facilities, highlighting growing security concerns.

Ornella Vanoni, Italy's legendary singer who shaped the nation's musical identity for seven decades, has died at 91, prompting tributes from Prime Minister Meloni.

Young conservative politicians are challenging Chancellor Merz's pension reforms, threatening government stability as Germany grapples with demographic crisis.