Opinion
Malmö jogger attack: aggravated rape charge puts women’s safety back in the spotlight
A September prosecution concerns a July attack on a seaside running route. Public protection deserves more than statements of concern.
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Ceuta: report of deported terror suspects returning exposes a border-security failure
Spanish reporting says counterterrorism officers identified previously expelled suspects in August border-crossing footage. The central question is whether removal decisions can be enforced at re-entry.
Opinion
Austria needed seven attempts to deport a repeat offender. Who answers for the delay?
An August removal case exposes the distance between a deportation decision and actual enforcement. Residents deserve a system that completes the job.
Opinion
Why India attracts so much hostility online
An Olympic bid has become a magnet for ridicule. Behind the reaction lie genuine concerns about fraud, public safety and infrastructure — but also an online culture that turns individual failures into accusations against an entire population.
Politics
Orbán alleges political persecution after former minister Seszták detained
A corruption inquiry has become a confrontation over judicial independence. Seszták denies wrongdoing, while the government rejects allegations of political prosecution.
Politics
AfD power debate puts Germany’s federal intervention clause under scrutiny
Article 37 concerns a state’s failure to fulfil legal obligations. Discussion of the power is not evidence that Berlin has already invoked it.
Politics
Remmo appearance at Berlin Left Party celebration demands clear answers
Die Linke says Issa Remmo was not invited and was asked to leave. Reported private messages add questions but do not establish a criminal partnership.
Security
Mother of three killed in Coesfeld shelter: estranged husband arrested
The September report describes a fatal stabbing and separate proceedings against the suspect. The case puts the protection of vulnerable women at the centre of the debate.
Security
Cologne rail attacks: official response raises questions about public protection
A Syrian suspect’s police record has drawn scrutiny after reported attacks on passengers. The official account distinguishes suspicions from established convictions.
Politics
Trump: It’s time for Ukraine to get a new president
The U.S. president openly challenges Zelenskyy’s leadership as a dispute over Russian diesel deepens the rift between Washington and Kyiv.
Security
Reported Polish Patriot missile transfer puts national readiness under scrutiny
A September report describes plans for a limited delivery to Ukraine, with the quantity undisclosed. The public-interest question is how Poland preserves its own defence.
Politics
AfD leads CDU in reported NRW federal voting poll, while CDU retains state lead
The September survey points to pressure on Germany’s established parties. Its two separate voting questions produce different leaders.
Security
Berlin bus video sparks anger over alleged sexual misconduct in front of children
A woman confronts a passenger in footage circulated online. The report leaves important details unresolved, including whether police received a complaint.
Security
Former German intelligence chief faces espionage allegations: public trust is on the line
The reported arrest of August Hanning raises questions about classified information and private consulting. The accusations remain to be tested.
Politics
Braun pushes Nord Stream restart: Europe’s energy debate returns to household bills
The Polish MEP wants Warsaw involved in a revived gas project. His proposal is a political demand, not an announced reopening.
Politics
Mazurek challenges Europe's migration model: who answers for public safety?
The Slovak MEP calls for deportations and contrasts Central Europe with the West. His intervention raises a question governments must answer with evidence and enforceable policy.
Europe
Chemnitz rape investigation: police seek two men after attack near Marx monument
A 25-year-old woman reported an assault in the city centre. Police are seeking witnesses, including a passerby whose voice reportedly interrupted the attack.
Opinion
Bremen police discuss vomiting to disrupt assault. Women deserve protection before an emergency
An unusual suggestion in workplace safety courses has drawn attention. The police describe it as one emergency option; our view is that prevention must begin with institutions, not the victim.