Paris also approached other neighboring countries to rent prison spaces in their facilities to reduce the current strain on the French system.

Maroš Šefčovič is flying to the U.S. capital on Tuesday and aims to seal the deal before the July 4th celebrations start in Washington.

Centrist Spahn boasts of wanting Berlin to have a doomsday deterrent of its own.

News agency Sputnik’s bureau chief and editor-in-chief were arrested in what Moscow said was an “unlawful detention of Russian journalists.”

The authorities are convinced that they are preaching the gospel and couldn’t care less about the innocence of children.

This is a silent constitutional revolution carried out without the consent of parliaments or peoples.

The Commission’s stated €20 million figure is several times lower than what it actually funnels to pro-EU outlets each year.

The attempt to delegitimize the presidential result is also a reflection of the ideological struggle between a sovereigntist bloc and a liberal elite operating in sync with Brussels’ power centers.

In the more than two years following Hamas’s October 7th pogrom in 2023, virulent Israelophobia has become the preserve of progressive, metropolitan types.

The issue of Budapest Pride has raised once again the biggest question in EU politics: who rules?

Israel’s deputy foreign minister says BBC chief Tim Davie must go if no one is fired for airing a live Glastonbury chant calling for the death of Israeli soldiers.

“Russia is militarising the Arctic,” according to Defence Minister Boris Pistorius.