The judge declared the expropriation null and void and added a word for the energy company: “The action (of Iberdrola) is surprising. Nonsense has no name.”
Two military factions in the Northeast-African country of Sudan are vying for supremacy, sparking fears of a civil war. Since
Sharia councils claim they help Muslim women attain religious divorce, but this may leave them vulnerable and without any legal protection.
The latest statistics from the Ministry of Health indicate that patient wait times for primary care visits, specialist appointments, and surgery all continue to lengthen.
In Brussels, transparency rules are welcome only as long as they target conservatives, as foreign-funded NGOs fear that by forcing them to disclose their sources of revenue, the Commission will let “illiberal forces stigmatize” civil society.
Farmers in Romania, Bulgaria, and Slovakia have been equally affected by the influx of cheap grain coming from Ukraine.
As dangerous as TikTok is, it’s not the only Chinese creation that deserves closer attention.
The culture war will be important in the 2024 election. The dividing lines separate two very different ideologies about the principles of human civilization: on the one hand, God, life, liberty, and tradition; on the other hand, secular hedonism with no boundary between right and wrong.
Can a historical-critical lens affect how we understand early Islam, and what it means to be a Muslim today?
A new EU surcharge on fuel could trigger a price spike as experts warn that politicians have severely underestimated the actual tax rate.
Bucharest has been training troops, transporting weapons, and flying drones over Ukraine without anyone in the country knowing.
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams said it has become “totally unclear” what exactly the term refers to.
