Former British PM Rishi Sunak aide is the most high-profile figure suspected of using insider knowledge to bet on the date of the general election.
Ordinary Europeans are starting to admit what their leaders won’t: civil unrest may be closer than anyone dares to say.
The May 6th Bundestag meeting is to confirm the CDU leader as the new goverment’s head despite more than half of Germans finding him unsuitable.
Labour government that banned new coal mines is now scrambling to import expensive foreign coal.
Avoiding the riskier Gibraltar Strait and Canary Islands routes, the criminals smuggled at least 2,000 people into Europe from Morocco in the course of two years.
More money for the Palestinian Authority is another sign of Brussels turning its back on the Middle East’s only democracy.
The outgoing government continues to bring in migrants, sparking controversy over security risks and broken promises.
The younger generations, in search of meaning, no longer find what they are looking for in a church that is too submissive to progressivism.
Money laundering, human trafficking and much more have all been brought to light during a series of police raids in England.
True feminism means defending women’s rights against all forms of oppression—even when it challenges the politics of diversity and multiculturalism.
A fierce debate is unfolding over whether taxpayers should fund foreign groups after U.S. cuts.
The U.S. might ramp up sanctions on Russia, while Merz would let Kyiv bomb the Kerch Bridge with German Taurus missiles.
