The European Council continues to struggle over a unified foreign policy.

The House of Representatives finally got a new Speaker. He starts off boldly, promising big achievements—while dressing his most important idea in worn-out garments.

Keir Starmer’s attempts to heal divisions with Muslim members over his comments on Israel have ended in failure and humiliation.

Sweden’s criticism of Hungarian democracy and domestic policies leads Hungarian minister to question “why they want to be in a club with us.”

Intelligence agents say Russia is spreading misinformation as part of a “hybrid war” on the West.

Tunisia’s Minister of Religious Affairs also condemned Israel and called on all the country’s mosques to support the Palestinians.

Erdoğan’s statements represent a major departure from the position of NATO.

Brussels must to wake up to the reality that it has ignored for more than a decade.

Baudet is featured on a list of individuals designated as ‘enemies of Ukraine,’ a roster that has seen politicians assassinated following their inclusion.

German organization gave tax money to antisemitic groups with ties to terrorist-classed PFLP.

The conservative government believes housing support and tax benefits, not immigration to be the solution.

While we need not succumb to Adorno’s demoralizing miserabilism, we might agree with him that modern life is profoundly damaged in ways both subtle and overt.