Rather than fighting hard political fights at home, German politicians hide behind Brussels.

Forty years on, the European Union’s open-borders experiment has proved catastrophic.

Immigration policies split the last coalition—now PVV’s Geert Wilders aims to deliver on his promises.

State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce said the country’s actions are “unacceptable” when it has a “window of opportunity to reverse course and choose a path of peace.”

A recently conducted survey showed Austrians being disillusioned by the way the country is faring.

The two blocs aim to lift barriers on 97% of exports, while Mercosur’s controversial EU deal remains stalled.

The European Commission’s climate roadmap for 2040 has provoked accusations of betrayal, with critics warning of economic pain and declining living standards.

Reeves seen emotional as PM avoids backing her publicly.

The German Chancellor said the Bundestag is “not a circus tent where any flag could be hoisted.”

When voters backed a conservative, PM Tusk’s establishment scrambled to fake doubts and ignore the verdict.

The socialist law professor only regrets that banning AfD would not “eliminate” its supporters as well, but said they could still be “deprived of their fundamental rights.”

Europe struggles with geopolitical challenges, security issues, and the lack of economic growth, and the solution for all is more green policies, the EU’s climate czar said.