
Political Chaos in Eastern Germany As Parties Refuse To Work With AfD
Coalition talks between the centre-right and left-wing parties in Saxony and Thuringia are breaking down.

Coalition talks between the centre-right and left-wing parties in Saxony and Thuringia are breaking down.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy backtracks after describing the President-elect as “a woman-hating, neo-Nazi-sympathising sociopath.”

Public police forces can’t guarantee the safety of citizens in the face of rampant crime and drug trade in Northern Paris.

Absent action, pogroms in Europe will become the new normal.

The centre-right is favourite to win the snap elections in Germany.

The UK’s chief rabbi said it was a “watershed moment for Europe.”

Internal report warns officers to take all precautions for their personal safety.

The Taoiseach had a March 2025 deadline for calling a national poll, but has picked what he sees as an advantageous moment.

Viktor Orbán: “The future of our ties with the United States is an unavoidable aspect of Europe’s security architecture.”

Parents should be allowed to vote for their childrens’ interests.
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