Serbia’s EU Accession Hits Roadblock Over Refusal To Sanction Russia
Hungary’s attempt to advance talks with Belgrade was rejected for political reasons, despite Serbia meeting all preliminary benchmarks set by the Commission
Hungary’s attempt to advance talks with Belgrade was rejected for political reasons, despite Serbia meeting all preliminary benchmarks set by the Commission
When madness is law, common sense is a revolution.
Participants prepare to meet today’s challenges with integrity, vision, and a deep commitment to their shared heritage.
Antisemitism fuels an alliance that dreams of importing the intifada to France.
The intimidation move by the Venezuelan government came after a protest was announced by the opposition.
The aircraft carried packages for a company that found parcel bombs attributed to Russia in its warehouses this summer.
A symbolic gesture, perhaps, but it sends the clear message that British voters are fed up with what one commentator calls the “entire centre-left paradigm.”
Three biggest parties expected to remain at the top despite having failed to solve the country’s problems.
Canadian Anti-NATO and anti-Israel demonstrations turn into riot
A human rights charity is threatening legal action, saying the move is open to “abuse against women.”
Canadian Anti-NATO and anti-Israel demonstrations turn into riot
A human rights charity is threatening legal action, saying the move is open to “abuse against women.”
More than ever, the life and death of the French government depend on the goodwill of Marine Le Pen’s party.
Light sentence requested despite charge of premeditated aggravated assault.
For the first time since the fall of Communism, neither of the two mainstream parties will be present in the runoffs, but conservatives have little to be excited about.
New guidance claims to be based on “common sense,” but recent events show a stark gap between politicians’ and the public’s understanding of the term.
Voters in Styria punished national leaders for snubbing the winner of the federal elections.
While DEI was on full display, there was no car in sight in Jaguar’s latest campaign.
It’s not ‘the patriarchy’ that is to blame for 92 rapes, despite what the media says.
Paul VI seemed to suggest that a love of the Church’s ancient liturgy is actually a moral failing.
The international community is governed by imposition, not symmetrical and autonomous cooperation, says Argentina’s president.
The challenges facing Albania today require not just reactive measures but a comprehensive vision for the future.
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