Masked rioters, concrete barriers, and armed patrols signal a new reality for Europe’s holiday markets this season.
The chancellor proved incapable of joining other officials who bashed the left for undermining democracy.
Kyiv is seeking fresh European funding to continue financing American arms purchases through the PURL programme, which relies mainly on European money.
The Künstlerhaus show has prompted protests and political debate, provoked by content including a wolf in priest’s clothes.
New data shows defence giants surging to historic profits while EU governments revive conscription plans and push public ‘preparedness’ campaigns.
Sister Marija Tatjana Zrno is now being treated in hospital, and is expected to recover.
Following the fatal shooting of a National Guard soldier in Washington D.C., the administration has extended the policy of travel restrictions to 19 ‘third world’ countries.
Peter Whittle understood that the English love of respectability had been weaponised against us to make a virtue of cowardice.
Alexandre Lacassagne, the French forensic pathologist who published a book on tattoos in 1881, would have been astonished at, and puzzled by, the explosion of elaborate and professional tattoos in the general population in the last three decades.
“What we have here is a vast political machinery that is quite the opposite of the definition of civil society. It does not represent certain groups of society, but a closed institutional elite in Brussels.”
As Washington revises its Ukraine peace blueprint and prepares for high-stakes talks in Moscow, European officials say the next few days could prove decisive.
The EU’s claim to be a global power player stands exposed as the fantasies of an ageing pretender.
