Kažimír will fight this conviction, while continuing his work in two significant banking roles inside the EU.

Senior American officials have attacked Brussels’ “Orwellian content moderation” and are now hoping to force change.

The national newspaper gives terrorists a free pass.

Sophie Koch is known for extremist slogans and hostility towards Merz’s own party—yet he just gave her a promotion.

Despite the little breathing space provided for car manufacturers, the Green Deal remains in place, as do the climate neutrality goals for 2050.

André Ventura’s populists are now the official opposition in Portugal.

Metropolitan Police called out the antisemitic motive behind the attempted harassment of the Israeli actress.

If real Europe is ever going to live free again, Brussels and its monstrous, soul-sucking, money-burning bureaucracy has to die.

U.S. companies like Facebook and Meta have said the application of the Digital Services Act (DSA) by the EU amounts to censorship of their platforms.

Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni defended her country’s law enforcement authorities against the ideologically biased claims of the report.

The Russian president regards NATO enlargement as the root of the conflict and insists that any peace agreement include formal written guarantees addressing it.

The support of ousted first-round candidates may play a decisive role in tipping the balance in the tightly contested presidential race.