The appeal trial once again exposes the absurd expectation that staffers should neatly separate party work from parliamentary duties.
While the Commission claims it does not want to swap one dependency for another, it is helping entrench a more expensive energy model increasingly controlled from Washington.
According to the EU court, Hungary violated European Union law by opposing the bloc’s agreed position on cannabis classification.
The revelations land as Keir Starmer prepares to meet Xi Jinping and is backing a Beijing-linked mega-embassy in London.
Prime Minister Robert Fico said Bratislava would challenge the EU’s plan to end imports of Russian natural gas, joining neighbouring Hungary in opposing the move.
Farage picks a ‘national conservative’ to run for a vacant parliamentary seat in northern England—one which is already causing a headache for Labour’s Keir Starmer.
The NATO chief’s remarks in Brussels drew a frosty response from European leaders, with France rejecting his claims that the continent is too weak to stand on its own.
The Czech president has accused his foreign minister of possible blackmail over attempts to secure a ministerial appointment.
The purpose of foreign policy is not moral purification; it is to secure tangible interests as well as they can be secured in the existing balance of power.
The Socialist government plans to enact the reform by royal decree, circumventing parliament.
French documentation for more than 4.5 million residents was valid at the end of 2025, driven by family migration.
Social media is a scourge, and young people are suffering. But the small concession of freedom granted for the greater good always paves the way for greater enslavement.
