The UK-EU summit started with the surrender of British waters to Brussels.

The meeting took place after Pope Leo XIV’s inaugural mass on Sunday.

The issue is a matter of intense debate among lawmakers.

The Socialists had long ignored the plan—but mounting pressure from far-left coalition partners and business groups changed that.

Ardin also voiced her support for a pro-Palestinian leftist MP who was temporarily ousted from parliament for sharing antisemitic posts on social media.

Antisemitic threats failed to derail the October 7th survivor in a politically charged singing competition.

The archbishop, however, found the synod’s vote “very frustrating.”

The prime minister has ruled out cooperating with the nationalist Chega party.

Runner-up Karol Nawrocki said voters must put a stop to the centrist Tusk government’s “monopoly of power.”

Runner-up nationalist George Simion vowed to continue to fight to put Romania “first.”

A recent left-wing report argues that France needs more immigration and a strong state propaganda campaign to counter widespread feelings of national alienation.

On Monday 21 April, a sequence of unpredictable events unfolded with the death of Pope Francis. Just a day earlier,