David Crossland

The Jehovah’s Witness had his passport removed after he refused to sing for religious reasons during his naturalisation ceremony in October

Finland has detained a tanker that is suspected of severing power and telecoms cables in the Baltic Sea

Workers take twice as many sick days as the EU average, with stark consequences for its flatlining economy

Naomi Seibt attracted the billionaire’s attention with her political posts on X and now he is giving a livestream platform to the AfD leader Alice Weidel

The CDU leader’s prescription for the sick man of Europe is tax cuts, slashing benefits for refugees and less bureaucracy — but economists say Agenda 30 doesn’t add up

Coined ironically to satirise the hard right, the term — meaning ‘organically German’ — experienced a surge in use after it was co-opted by nationalists

The non-civilian craft had a longer range, police said, amid fears of espionage around military installations throughout Europe

The proposal would allow refugees to check if their family members are still alive after the fall of Assad, but critics say it may lead to abuse of the system

Tougher rules requiring an eight-year residency and a clean criminal record are likely to be brought in under the latest plans to curb migration

Carl-Eduard, great-great-grandson of the Iron Chancellor, was disinherited by his father over his flamboyant lifestyle and banned from the family seat. Now he is suing his two siblings