The Commission President—promoter of climate targets—justified the flights on grounds of security and scheduling, with one trip costing €14,110 per passenger.

Labour’s left-wing MPs take charge, opening the door to tax hikes, radical immigration policy, and an agenda voters never approved.

The Kremlin welcomes Washington’s shift, while Ukrainian officials warn that delays in aid will prolong the conflict.

Unless things change, the EU may as well be a “province of China,” according to a leading industrialist.

The Commission is adamant to go ahead with the targets even tough the green policies have caused European industry to suffer, and member states are divided.

The promulgation of the law on the suspension comes days after a ceasefire in a war that saw Israeli and U.S. strikes on nuclear sites in the Islamic Republic.

Polish PM Tusk had long dismissed warnings of German police misconduct as “hysteria”—but mounting pressure has forced a U-turn.

The comprehensive pact will mean armed mutual aid, more expenditure—and Starmer further backtracking on the Brexit referendum.

The tourist area can accommodate nearly 20,000 people, according to Pyongyang, which described it as a “world-class cultural resort.”

Diplomats who criticise the Tbilisi government are acting like radicals and colonial administrators, according to representatives of the ruling party.

The German Senate wants to see a constitutional amendment that would specifically ban the discrimination of ‘queer’ people.

While the EU pressures Hungary over the rule of law, it avoids commenting on scandals rocking the Spanish Socialists.