
International Energy Agency Warns War Is Reshaping Global Energy Investment
The IEA chief suggests the world is facing its largest energy security crisis, comparable to the oil shocks of the 1970s.

The IEA chief suggests the world is facing its largest energy security crisis, comparable to the oil shocks of the 1970s.

Under review, the electoral exclusion of the AfD was found to constitute an unlawful restriction on participation.

This year’s Merz government subsidy for purchasers seems to be the driving force behind a recent uptick in EV sales.

France extends its nuclear umbrella, the UK and Poland sign a new military axis, and the Baltic states reorganise their governments around security.

As part of its ruling, a Polish military court emphasised the need to recognise border officers’ situation—acting under difficult conditions amid repeated attempts to force illegal incursions.

Officials are accusing it of being unaligned with so-called ‘EU values.’

Five years of legal residence in the Federal Republic would be enough to secure voting rights for any non-German adult.

More and more European governments admit that it is time to restore political channels with Moscow.

Figures show that 27 young non-EU migrants have been hired for every young Briton since 2020.

Businesses both foreign and domestic are turning their backs on Germany. The nation’s deindustrialization is no longer a fearful forecast—it is stark reality.
A Syrian refugee was found guilty of murder, five counts of attempted murder, and terrorist offences.
GCHQ spy chief claims that Russia is losing momentum in the war, despite its ongoing efforts.
The IDF warns it will act “with great force” against Hezbollah.
China’s export boom has widened trade surpluses with Europe, raising pressure on EU leaders.
A Dutch NGO placed lockboxes containing abortion pills at undisclosed locations across Malta, openly defying the law as part of a coordinated campaign.
Germany, the Netherlands and the Nordic bloc want deep cuts to EU farm and cohesion spending—while their economies remain the biggest winners from Brussels’ free trade deals.
At 37, the French former prime minister transforms a private wish into a flagship promise—despite resistance even inside his own party
Brussels is expected to propose opening the first cluster of EU membership negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova on June 16th.
The ICC is set to prosecute the increasingly frail disgraced political chief for his role in leading a self-styled ‘war on drugs.’
Critics of the council say official events should remain culturally neutral
The allegations have fuelled fears of expanding Iranian covert activity across Europe.
Official Tehran sources claim to have seen a draft memorandum of understanding with Washington which would stop the conflict between the two nations and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.