While President Macron is busy trying to cling to power, the ECB is helping France down the path of economic self-destruction.

Only Scholz and Merz are invited, despite Alternative für Deutschland being the country’s second most popular party.

The Commission thinks enlargement in the next five years is realistic. “All this is happening thanks to the Hungarian presidency,” the Albanian PM commented.

With the situation in Syria uncertain and return migration being one of the EU’s top concerns, Erdoğan went from autocrat to Brussels’ ‘key ally’ overnight.

The centre-right is paying the price for shunning the right-wing FPÖ, as coalition talks stall over budget and tax disagreements.

More important than the cash total will be its electoral ramifications, a long-term Brexiteer tells The European Conservative.

Measures are further proof that Labour is interested in holding on to power, not maintaining democracy.

The idea of putting European boots on the ground is controversial, but still on the table, a NATO diplomat said.

Swedish energy minister Ebba Busch blasted Germany for the second time in a week, blaming it for her country’s sky-high energy prices.

Humza Yousaf was “easily the most clownish of the ‘progressive’ authoritarians,” says critic.

The case has sparked a nationwide backlash in Britain in support of traditional pub names.

Western geopolitical interests require a relationship with the ruling HTS despite it being a designated terrorist organization.