Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of Partido Popular, has pledged to repeal the law if his party wins December’s elections.

The incredible story of the reliquary of St. Maurus makes The Raiders of the Lost Ark seem like a sequel to The Sound of Music. It is a story of biblical proportions.

Beijing’s plan for peace advocates dialogue and cessation of sanctions.

A more encouraging family policy would be a better alternative to solving the demographic crisis, a German MEP told The European Conservative.

In her impassioned speech, Camilla had called on writers to remain “unimpeded by those who may wish to curb the freedom of your expression or impose limits on your imagination.”

Tolkien’s most intimidating book may be his richest.

Putin’s interlocutor and China’s top diplomat, Wang Yi, said that both countries had withstood the pressure exerted by the international community.

The Italian government faces the challenge of restructuring the administrative machinery of the state and its entrenched managers inherited from previous administrations who are a historical remnant of political parties’ compromises.

Amid fears of a fresh migration surge, a series of events in Greece this week indicate that Europe’s tough turn on border control will continue.

In the immediate fallout of the raid, six rockets were fired at Israeli territory from the Gaza Strip.

Reports suggest that the government is hoping to shut up opponents of its possible Northern Ireland Protocol deal rather than work to change its contentious substance.

The fact that Vlaams Belang is the largest party in successive polls offers unprecedented opportunities, including the formation of a right-wing government in Belgium, like in Italy, MP Filip De Winter told The European Conservative.