Is Brussels Yielding to Pressure on Common Agricultural Policy?
Italian Commissioner Raffaele Fitto has signaled openness to changes in the proposed EU budget.
Javier Villamor
October 17, 2025
DENK’s proposal—creating greater space for Islamic practices in Dutch politics—reflects the party’s broader compromises with Muslim voters.
The Moscow military command said it had taken the villages of Pishchane and Tykhe in Kharkiv and the village of Pryvillia in Dnipropetrovsk.
The two Ukrainian suspects will remain in Poland and Italy where they were initially arrested and face the courts there.
No injuries were reported as a blast near Rome wrecked a vehicle in a suspected attempt at intimidation—or worse.
Finland’s member of the European Court of Auditors denounces the lack of transparency in the EU’s budget management and warns of its political consequences.
Emergency services said Mirella had ‘not left home’ in over 20 years and was only days from death due to infection.
Erdoğan’s ruling party sends relief experts to the Strip to help locate the remains of 19 missing Israeli hostages.
In a smart debt-management move, the government of Hungary sells treasury securities in China. This sheds new light on European political and economic risk-taking.
The sordid murder of the twelve-year-old girl continues to haunt people’s minds.
The European Commission unveils two flagship defense projects amid growing concerns over funding and political control.
The liberals bark, but history’s caravan moves on.
Who knew? Fighting climate change requires an eight-mile highway be built through the Amazon, speeding eco-delegates to and from their luxury hotels.
