
Poland Turns to Final Push Ahead of Watershed Presidential Vote
After the first round’s razor-thin vote margin, all eyes are on Poland as the second round is about more than just the presidential seat.

After the first round’s razor-thin vote margin, all eyes are on Poland as the second round is about more than just the presidential seat.

The ECtHR dismissed the complaint from nine European countries that its bias toward migrants hinders their democratic decision-making, arguing the court is being “politicized.”
“Work and learn German”—a new ultimatum for welfare recipients.
Despite the benefits to Germany, the new government wants inactive gas pipelines in order to undermine Putin.

The question is whether Trump’s threat of 50% tariffs will wake up the Eurocrats running a protectionist system whose price is paid by the public.

Over 200 vehicles have blocked the main roads into Paris to fight back against green policies threatening the farmers’ way of life and French agriculture.
Western countries and Israel suspect Iran is seeking to develop nuclear weapons, a charge the Persian state strongly denies.
János Bóka said his duties will include the developing of proposals to fight “the alarmingly strengthening anti-Semitism across the European Union.
The U.S. diplomatic mission was targeted by a suspect who wrote “Death to America” on his Facebook page.

A great paradox is that the activists targeted the Cannes Film Festival, which only a few days ago showed every sign of submission to the struggles of the far Left.
The political class is pretending to discover a phenomenon that has been denounced for decades by the national Right.
The sexual predator can return to work with children in five years’ time.
Moscow says 270 soldiers and 120 civilians were swapped on each side
We will all pay a heavy price if Europe’s leaders are allowed to take the wrong side in what is a fight to the end between the forces of civilisation and barbarism.
The Trump administration blocked it from hosting international students and froze billions in federal funds, accusing it of antisemitism and CCP ties.
President warns of drastic new levies from June 1 after accusing Brussels of dragging its feet.
Germany’s chancellor reignites debate over nuclear power, urging EU-level recognition for clean atomic energy as Social Democrats dig in against any policy reversal.
The U.S. president urges Britain to ditch wind farms and embrace fossil fuel drilling, taking aim at Ed Miliband’s net zero agenda.
They are “not welcome,” the shadow justice secretary says—but they are not prosecuted either.
Seventy-seven years on, Israel is still fighting for its future—at home and abroad.
Sánchez chooses Turkey and Palestine over answering tough questions in Madrid about his family’s €1.7m mystery.
The PiS-backed candidate endorsed his right-wing opponent’s demands to secure the backing of his supporters in the second round of Poland’s presidential elections.