
Spain’s Right Tests New Coalition Formula in Extremadura
The agreement between the People’s Party and VOX in Extremadura is the first real test of whether Spain’s nationalist Right can govern, and its outcome will shape future coalitions.

The agreement between the People’s Party and VOX in Extremadura is the first real test of whether Spain’s nationalist Right can govern, and its outcome will shape future coalitions.

Police gain new powers to seize non-compliant scooters as lawmakers tighten safety rules—but stop short of an outright ban.

Tehran’s pledge may calm energy markets, but uncertainty remains over which ceasefire is in force.

Police say teenagers offered cash and gifts to young children in a case that appears “highly deliberate,” as concerns grow over gangs targeting ever younger recruits.

In a video message, Rassemblement National politician Florian Philippot criticised the ban on the dinner meeting in the capital of Belgium, describing it as “the country of surrealism.”

Concerns over hacking risks and easy workarounds emerge just days after the system was declared “technically ready.”

Donations meant for Ukraine’s war effort were allegedly funnelled through a private firm, enriching insiders and bringing down a once-celebrated charity.

Rural sports bar victorious after liberal officials try to remove English flag

A row over a hotel housing asylum seekers has turned into a direct confrontation between local and national authorities.

Mayor of Saint-Gilles Jean Spinette said “We must all stand up and say enough is enough.”
New survey finds 80% dissatisfaction with Chancellor Merz’s performance.
Norway will manufacture Ukrainian-designed UAVs on its soil and support production within Ukraine to bolster Kyiv’s defenses.
A Thursday call with EU leaders will test support for stricter limits on minors’ access to social media.
“We will work in lockstep with Ukraine on issues regarding Ukrainian citizens who have sought asylum in our country to facilitate their return home.”
Populists say officers are tied up with routine duties while crime threats grow.
Israel and Lebanon agreed to launch direct negotiations in Washington—a rare step between the two countries formally at war for decades.
Spain’s latest assisted suicide should sober the ardor of ‘right-to-die’ advocates everywhere.
The initiative calls for sanctions along with the suspension of the EU-Israel Association Alliance.
Left-wing lawmakers stated on Tuesday that the election of Péter Magyar is not enough on its own to unlock the €18 billion currently withheld by the EU.
“The new government will take key political decisions on how to unlock and invest these funds,” the PM-elect said.
Why was an events company consistently awarded contracts to organise ceremonies at the Élysée Palace, each at a price of around €2 million?
The economy is reopening, but the regime is intact, and the promised path to democracy looks increasingly distant.