Migrant reunification restrictions are unlikely to convince critics that enough action is being taken to deal with increased violence against women.
The two leaders will meet on June 3 to discuss EU, migration, and Ukraine policies amid a thaw in relations.
The IMF says Ukraine’s bailout program is “on track” despite ongoing war and surging inflation.
The Hungarian PM also announced a plan to Make Europe Great Again
Dutch police are probing how the drug ended up in cola bottle-shaped candy.
“Climate, migration, sovereignty, the rule of law, and national security are all on the ballot” in Sunday’s Polish presidential election.
Thousands have already renounced asylum or protection status, with more expected as the scheme begins in June.
A new bill will introduce five-year sentences and extend detention to two years.
The new Cyber and Electromagnetic Command will use AI to hit back at foreign threats—amid warnings that the British Army still lags behind.
EU’s financial support for Cuba is effectively subsidizing repression rather than fostering reform.
If a new aid model emerges, one that bypasses political middlemen and focuses on direct civilian relief, the influence of both UNRWA and Hamas shrinks.
