France’s Credit Downgrade Triggers Crisis Flashbacks
The French government is facing the same fiscal crisis as in 2012—but this time, the ECB won’t be able to help them.
Sven R. Larson
September 16, 2025
His administration has also been scolded for putting Spain’s interest below that of the Palestinian cause.
New indictments relate to last November’s Novi Sad station roof collapse—amid widespread concerns about corruption.
Moscow’s security agencies are cracking down on alleged collaborators who assist Ukraine.
At a congress next month, the European socialist alliance is preparing to permanently remove Slovakia’s ruling Smer from its ranks.
Igor Grechushkin—linked to the 2020 Beirut blast—has been arrested in Bulgaria and may face extradition.
Conservatives say proposal is a sign of the Left’s “moral and ideological collapse.”
A Franco-Syrian journalist’s investigation links far-left leaders to Islamist networks
Thousands of Hamas terrorists are reported to be in Gaza City as IDF operations escalate.
A late-night altercation at Dortmund’s main railway station escalated after a Syrian individual resisted police intervention.
Meloni’s minister warns that Italy lacks military preparedness.
“The only protection you as an individual have for all sorts of things that you may want to do in your life rests on Judeo-Christian morality.”
“A movement is now emerging in Europe and around the world to demonstrate that the two-state solution is still relevant,” PM Luc Frieden said.
