Investigations
Grocery bills hurt. This viral Walmart image is not reliable evidence.
A comparison showing six groceries rising from $15.44 to $57.93 has been identified as fabricated. The affordability debate deserves better evidence.
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Investigations
Bonn murder trial: women’s safety must come first
A husband faces allegations of killing his wife and abandoning their infant. The court must test the evidence; public protection deserves serious scrutiny.
Opinion
Dutch housing priority: young residents deserve answers
A new debate over refugee housing priority meets fresh EIB research on migration-driven demand. Local rules and the measure behind the headline matter.
Opinion
When your hometown stops feeling like home: the case for slower immigration
Hunter Ash’s viral post describes the grief of feeling like a visitor in his own town. It raises a serious question about the pace of immigration, belonging and who gets a say.
Opinion
French writer jailed for 8 months for saying there were no Nazi gas chambers
Vincent Reynouard’s September sentence concerned Holocaust denial and antisemitic insult. The existence and use of Nazi gas chambers are established historical facts.
Opinion
Trier student’s parents challenge the AfD firewall: public safety must come first
An August interview places bereaved CDU members at the centre of Germany’s argument over parliamentary cooperation and immigration enforcement.
Opinion
Wrocław stairwell stabbing: Ukrainian teenager charged with attempted murder
August reporting described a woman attacked inside her apartment building, an arrest and pretrial detention. A charge is not a conviction.
Opinion
Kassel double murder: reported life sentence puts public protection at the centre
An August court report describes a life sentence, a finding of exceptional gravity and an acquittal for a co-accused woman.
Opinion
Athens volunteer killing: Christian compassion must come with protection
August reporting describes a murder accusation involving an Afghan boxer and the death of Scottish volunteer Elizabeth-Jane Ross. The accused denies killing her.
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.
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.
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.
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
Baby taken to hospital after firework blast beside stroller during French school blockade
A reported incident near Lycée Mansart in Saint-Cyr-l'École puts the safety of families at the centre of the debate over violent school blockades.
Opinion
A Virginia data center ran its emergency generators for nearly 24 hours. State regulators could not stop them, and a resident left his home
A nearly day-long diesel run at Vantage’s Sterling campus exposes the human cost of industrial expansion beside homes. Our position is clear: residents must come before corporate growth.