Protesters teargassed as minister claims widespread raids and arrests under obscenity laws were to ‘protect families’

Or, hoisting the Meyboom

A slim majority of Icelanders didn’t see the benefit of being able to decide their own laws. That’s a troubling sign for the health of European democracy.

With a bow and genuine apology to the Hendrick’s martini with a twist, no earthly pleasure has completed me like Looney Tunes. Between exercising or when I have no movies to watch I’ll …

How many calories does gaming burn? We break down esports research on energy expenditure and explain why some matches can feel so exhausting.

Migration commissioner says scheme regularising undocumented people ‘not a good signal’ for Europe

9 things you should know about the so-called ‘crisis’ of Moroccan migrants forcing their way into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta – and the hysterical response from the right in the U.S., UK, and EU.

The story of how the Franco-German fighter was killed, how Germany had its replacement ready beforehand, and what it tells us about Europe's sovereignty drive.

Day 44: Belgitude

Yes, some countries are rolling back queer rights. But today we’re talking about those protecting them.