The nationalist FPÖ is now the second-largest party in the capital, switching places with the center-right ÖVP, which fell to last place after losing half its support.
Serving in a foreign army without the president’s permission constitutes a crime.
Labour claims that its policies are working and not just an attempt to outflank Farage at this week’s local elections.
The next pope will be chosen by 135 cardinals who are eligible to vote.
The cause for the outage was not immediately identified.
The CDU and CSU have announced their nominees for ministerial posts.
With Poland’s defense budget set to rise, questions grow over the true driver behind Tusk’s ambitious military doctrine.
Thousands of citizens took to the streets to express their rejection of uncontrolled immigration in peaceful protests.
A new analysis reveals major discrepancies between Hamas-reported figures and hospital records, challenging widely accepted media narratives.
Nothing says tolerance like cheering censorship and ignoring street mobs.
The Kremlin said it is willing to start peace talks “without any preconditions.”
