Britain’s willingness to tie itself to an EU-wide migration scheme shows the Labour government knows “smashing the gangs” won’t work.
Ankara signals it’s ready for talks—but won’t back down on its claims
“We will not let measures against the French pass when there is so much waste and mismanagement of public finances,” Marine Le Pen commented.
The World Health Organization says its pandemic agreement doesn’t stand on the toes of sovereign nations, but may need to do some convincing ahead of ratification.
Not national governments, not even Brussels, but Commission chief von der Leyen alone can and must deliver us all—or at least that is what she thinks.
As many as 100,000 olive trees could be uprooted to fulfill green transition goals.
Petr Fiala urged EU leaders to seize what he sees as a critical moment for reform
The move comes as Washington ramps up pressure for a breakthrough on Iran’s nuclear program.
Officials warn the violence marks a new and alarming escalation.
The Mediterranean country still wants closer U.S. ties despite rising trade tensions.
The move comes as nearby countries rethink old defence rules.
U.S. VP will bring his fears for European freedom of expression to the negotiating table, sources say.
