Brussels, trying to be the eminent student in the class, whatever the subject, stepped into quicksand and is now ready to sink.
The French are to vote on three subjects, but not the one that matters most to them.
“A student in The Hague chose to return to Israel, stating that she would rather live under constant rocket fire than endure the toxic hostility on campus.”
European authorities seem unable—or unwilling—to deal with migrants whose asylum applications are rejected.
Remembering the ethnic cleansing of Italian civilians is called “outrageous”—by supporters of Parliamentary depictions of Christ as gay.
The American dismantling of USAID and leaving the WHO and the Paris Agreement represent “an approach based on sovereignty and efficiency.”
Europe’s sovereign nations need to get their own defences in order.
Everyone seems to be on the same page and equally part of the solution—except Brussels, desperate for a seat at the table.
The refugee was caught in the crossfires of drug gang warfare.
“Seeking justice in Azerbaijan is futile for individuals of Armenian descent.”
The EU Commission appears to have circumvented transparency rules to keep the list of beneficiaries classified.
President Alexander Van der Bellen is to hold talks with political parties in the coming days to explore options.
