
The High Cost of Cutting Trade Ties with Israel
The EU is ready to sacrifice competitiveness and credibility on the altar of ideology (again.)

The EU is ready to sacrifice competitiveness and credibility on the altar of ideology (again.)

Farage weighs in on the UK’s questionable treatment of its main democratic ally in the Middle East.

After seeking the nomination and sharing his ambitions online, the former mixed martial artist has withdrawn from the election.

“The Conservative Party is over,” Tory MP Danny Kruger said.

Danny Kruger’s defection to Reform UK shows Nigel Farage’s party is now the Right’s real home—and the Conservatives’ days are numbered.

Last Saturday’s Unite the Kingdom rally in London follows an encouraging pattern from across Europe—left-behind voters, sick to death of uncontrolled mass migration, are finding their voice.

The presentation of a report assessing two decades of Hungarian membership sparked debate on economic gains and political frictions with Brussels.

Dozens of masked demonstrators attempted to rush an AfD street stand in Bremen before police intervened using rubber batons.

Chris Martin asked fans of his band to ‘send love’ to Charlie Kirk’s family—which offended some of the audience.

After ten years of failed migration policies, Brussels “still wants to manage migration instead of stopping it,” the Hungarian PM said.
The French foreign minister called the drone intrusion “a deliberate strategy by Russia to intimidate us.”
“Women must feel safe in this country,” declares minister.
Bart De Wever called the Flanders Festival Ghent decision “reckless and irresponsible.”
According to a new study, high levels of immigration are increasingly overwhelming the German school system.
A court pushback against the German agency’s overreach offers a symbolic win—but leaves the core threat of its existence untouched.
The Czech Republic’s energy mix is heavily reliant on Russian nuclear energy, the supply of which could be jeopardized by the new round of sanctions.
Inès, 25, filed five police complaints before being stabbed to death by her former partner, a political refugee now on the run.
Despite compromises made so far, the International Atomic Energy Agency is asserting its right to inspect nuclear sites inside the Islamic Republic.
Earlier this week Poland accused Russia of launching a drone raid on its territory.
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.