Brussels has turned compliance into a religion, and small businesses are paying the price.
Pyongyang is preparing a show of strength to mark the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party.
Netanyahu and Israeli officials praised the agreement, expressing gratitude to the U.S. President and highlighting the courageous soldiers that made this historic moment possible.
France is engulfed in renewed political uncertainty as the president struggles to replace Lecornu.
On the eve of the no-confidence vote, Kinga Gál explained why the Patriots group believes it is time for von der Leyen to go.
The advocacy group’s court filing accuses Italy of supplying arms to Israel a charge Rome calls a “serious frame-up.”
When Tony Blair attempted to bring in digital ID, we did not have a serious border problem; it wasn’t about illegal immigration then, and it isn’t about illegal immigration now.
This decision just reveals the extent of the French president’s blindness.
Brussels has approved rules that would enable it to weaponise border control to penalise states perceived as hostile—but mostly for diplomats.
The terrorist, a UK citizen of Syrian descent, contacted police as he carried out the violent antisemitic attack.
The UK PM promotes the new trade agreement with India—but struggles to convince on migration even as he rules out easier access to visas.
Maritime officials’ warnings point to the crisis caused by Labour’s failing border policy.
