The EPP leader calls for more power in Brussels even as he retreats on climate policies to ease public anger, exposing a risky two-track strategy.
Polls show that more than half of Austrians are unhappy with the three-way coalition.
Albania is trying innovative solutions to speed up their EU bid, which they wish to complete by 2030.
Dependency on Asia for batteries, high manufacturing costs, and U.S. tariffs are contributing to the automotive industry’s difficulties.
Corporation management pursues ‘impartial’ terminology—at the expense of telling the truth.
An American-Israeli couple was assaulted by North African men chanting “Free Palestine.”
How did Brazil become so authoritarian that a young woman had to flee her country to escape prison for calling a man a man?
A high-ranking State Department official suggested on X those who posted hateful comments online following Kirk’s assassination may be denied a visa.
This is the eighth antisemitic attack in one week in a London suburb with a substantial Jewish population.
The United States says it “will respond accordingly” to the sentence.
Video footage released by the police shows a man running across a roof at the university where the right-wing activist was killed.
Brussels may soon look for systemic fixes—more censorship, more centralisation—but these are recipes not for stability, but for disruption.
