Belgian Migration Secretary Theo Francken said last week that he is preparing a bill to allow authorities to check asylum seekers' mobile phones and computers to verify their identities. He said that a European...

The construction work in Budapest's City Park (Városliget), carried out under government plans, is being accompanied by permanent protests. Demonstrators exercising civil disobedience have chained themselves to...

EVP International, the company responsible for issuing Paysera Visa cards in Lithuania, expressed its fury over the Financial Crime Investigation Service's attempt to snoop on its clients.

For the ninth consecutive year, people marched through the streets of Bulgaria's capital for Sofia Pride. This year's event was attended by over 2,100 people – 600 more participants than last year's parade. The march...

Brexit is a reality, but how does it work? Watch this helpful video from The Guardian to learn the basics about Article 50 and the UK's withdrawal from the EU.

A Catholic school in Trento has been found guilty of discriminating against a gay teacher. During her employment, the female teacher was questioned by a nun about her sexual orientation. The teacher refused to discuss...

The country's Data Protection Authority denied a former terrorist's request to remove web content about his past, even though he has served his prison sentence and is now a free man.

Within two years, all Bulgarian institutions for children deprived of parental care will be closed. Currently, there are about 650 children who live in such institutions. The promise came from the social minister,...

A new bill recognizes the legal status of the Royal House of Romania, undertakes to finance its expenditures, and provides salaries to the heirs of former heads of state.

Two whistleblowers have been found guilty in the so-called LuxLeaks tax scandal and given suspended sentences. A French journalist also on trial was acquitted of all charges. Former PricewaterhouseCoopers employees...