To say Netrebko is a star is a marked understatement.

The Swedish economy is in no way ready to pay for a government-forced workweek reduction.

Returning migrants to the other side of a national border is still not allowed, so it’s unclear how the new rules would work in practice.

After it opened the doors to millions of migrants, now the EU “must help our nations in returning these people home,” German MEP Mary Khan said.

Farmers warn of food supply disruptions and increased protests if inheritance tax reforms are not reversed.

11,000 migrants converged on Essen’s annual festivities as the fall of Assad was announced.

The political instability in Germany may well continue after the elections in February.

The Ukrainian president also rejected the Biden administration’s calls to lower the draft age.

Despite divisions, all pro-EU parties have united in government and behind a single presidential candidate to keep the ‘far right’ at bay.

Putin is moving closer to North Korea and China.

Some call the arrested murder suspect America’s new “Robin Hood” while others label this idolisation a “new low.”

With factories closing and German elections approaching, climate targets are suddenly not that important for the Brussels elite.