Pro-EU parties are collaborating with their traditional opponents to bring down the GERB-led coalition.

The European Commission seeks to reduce unanimity in the intermediate stages of the accession process.

Tensions are running high between the centre-right CDU and the Social Democrats.

With the Bosnian legal system continuing their fight against Milorad Dodik, his support in Republika Srpska is not weakening.

It’s like building a giant political influence machine and then handing it off to a foreign country. I don’t believe the U.S. government should allow that. It should be dismantled first. Actions have to be taken so that any dollars collected from a foreign government are recouped by U.S. taxpayers for the damage these institutions have done.

Civil liberties groups warn Labour’s migration rhetoric hides a surveillance agenda.

Delusional British PM believes “we have a long history of free speech in this country.”

For far too long, the German mainstream promoted a sheepish, silencing creed of multiculturalism. But the times when this worked are over—even in Cologne.

Public anger over migrant crime has sparked calls for self-defence rights and tougher security laws.

Even if it wanted to discuss troop deployment, the EU has “no authority” to do so.

Only four parties are currently on course to cross the electoral threshold needed to enter the Sejm and Senate.

The two countries are soon set to collaborate in military exercises.