Some conservatives may sniff and say that there is more to a country’s welfare than its growth rate. They are right. But without prosperity, life is to varying degrees unpleasant.
The new foreign secretary is “determined” to bring Britain and the European Union closer together.
Hamas praised both countries’ prime ministers for their stance on the war in Gaza.
One Palestinian prisoner slated for release left herself disfigured in an attempted bombing.
The young girl whose statements led to the murder has admitted she lied and was not in class on the day she said Paty showed pictures of Mohammed to students.
The European Parliament finally recognized that renewables alone cannot support the EU’s green energy transition, shadow rapporteur Rob Roos told The European Conservative.
Wilders’ statement that Jordan, which is populated by 80% Palestinian Arabs, should be the home for Palestinians created outrage in the Arab world.
Any Irish person who has a critical thought about the mass migration overtaking the country better keep his mouth shut and not write, tweet, or TikTok anything about it, or face prison.
The party leader asked Swedes to decide whether they’re on the side of Islamists, terrorists, and anti-democrats—or democracy.
British officials are testing new technology aimed at helping ministers make more sense in media appearances.
Critics have called ECHR’s ruling undemocratic and questioned the Court’s legitimacy.
Mateusz Morawiecki has two weeks to shore up support for his conservative government, but has little chance of success.
