The CDU’s and SPD’s profound fear of change has granted the AfD its greatest momentum, emerging as Germany’s new “workers’ party.”

Ukrainian territory is highly coveted for its immense natural resources that both the U.S. and Europe hope to get access to.

Starmer dubbed the group a “coalition of the willing,” but the illusion of unity is quickly destroyed by core disagreements about security guarantees, troops on the ground, and even a ceasefire itself.

The attack follows Islamist promises to assault the public during carnival season.

The coalition programme has already made it clear that Austrians can expect more of the worst.

What are European nations, whose moral support for the Ukrainian cause is undeniable, prepared to sacrifice to continue backing Kyiv?

The protesting Revival party is the only major political force to represent the majority view that firmly rejects Bulgaria’s euro zone entry next year.

Former captive Emily Damari is grateful to the IDF and views her Hamas-inflicted injuries as a source of pride.

Mainstream parties in Germany continue to ignore the will of millions of voters by upholding the anti-AfD firewall.

Letting a staffer move to an AI firm and lobby the EU in favor of mass digital surveillance constituted “maladministration,” the EU ombudsman ruled.

London and Paris could stop illegal crossings “at a stroke” but are unwilling to take the necessary action.

European leaders should suspend contributions to the WHO until the opaque organisation gets its act together.