He is reportedly in stable condition but awaiting test results to determine if he can continue campaigning.
Trump has shocked friends and foes alike with his unorthodox, power-driven diplomacy, forcing both to catch up with the new geopolitical reality, experts said at MCC Brussels’ latest event.
Israel has summoned the Spanish ambassador but Spanish officials are unlikely to take much notice, already leading the European drive to recognise a Palestinian state.
Europe’s reliance on Chinese green technologies is “damaging, immoral and a security threat,” a Slovak MEP commented.
Poland’s conservative opposition claims that left-wing operatives with ties to the U.S. and Hungarian left are illegally backing liberal candidate Rafał Trzaskowski.
Argentina’s libertarian leader is introducing strict new rules to stop abuse of public services by foreigners.
With the Channel crisis worsening and Reform surging, Labour is scrambling to look tough on borders.
The spokesman for Russia’s foreign ministry reminded reporters that “Ukraine is getting smaller” in the absence of an agreement.
Sweden Democrats officials say it is time to put the considerations of the victims before those of the criminals.
A ruling by the EU Court of Justice could force the Dutch government to pay over €100 million in compensation for failing to process thousands of asylum applications on time.
The number of physically inactive youngsters has increased dramatically within only a few years.
The new German chancellor’s first address to the nation showed that he’s only interested in fixing public perception rather than actual problems, already failing at both.
