While the stars are lining up for another fiscal crisis in Europe, the ECB’s chief economist fails to even mention the threat. Is the ECB ignorant on what is coming down the pike?

The debate over voter ID appears to be an American import, but it is far less contentious here than it is across the pond.

Interviewer and former leader of UKIP Nigel Farage failed to push Mr. Trump on precisely how he would go about ending the war.

The downgrade by Fitch is a slap in the face for the French government, and especially for Emmanuel Macron.

The Princess Royal’s reference to the “genuine benefits” provided by the monarchy indicates she is not worried about its future.

Tensions between Southeast Asia and the European Union seem to be on the rise.

Over 200, mostly leftist, civil society organizations asked the EU not to force them to reveal their funding under the new transparency measure for fear of being categorized as political advertisers.

“There’s a feeling that this has never been seen before,” said Ramón Armegol of Copa-Cogeca. “There is not a drop of hope in Spain.”

“We must be prepared for the Danish presence in the Baltics to be long-term, and there is a need for balancing between having soldiers on the ground and being ready to deploy them from Denmark,” Denmark’s defence minister said.

The ‘solidarity income’ kept recipients from the labour market, according to Meloni. The new scheme focuses on people who cannot easily return to work, such as families with disabled people, minors, and people over 60.

If the big political parties do not change their policies on a wide range of issues, such as the green agenda, economic competitiveness, or migration, they will see the consequences at the 2024 elections.