
Trouble for Brussels: Bulgaria Threatens To Block New Sanctions Against Russia
Rumen Radev rejects Brussels’ attempt to extend sanctions into the religious sphere.

Rumen Radev rejects Brussels’ attempt to extend sanctions into the religious sphere.

A small increase in the ECB’s policy-setting rates reveals worries about a much bigger threat to the European economy—even to the euro zone itself.

Both Reform UK and Restore Britain underperformed expectations, leading to a potential Andy Burnham premiership—a prospect that should concern anyone on the Right.

In Germany, Antifa groups are targeting AfD politicians and anyone suspected of affiliation to the party by increasingly violent means.

Despite a 97% rejection rate, applicants from some of the world’s wealthiest nations remain eligible for accommodation and financial support at public expense.

Lower Saxony is splashing the cash—hoping its citizens steer clear of conservative and libertarian print publications—as part of a €33.4 million spend.

The first night of the EU Council Summit descended into an explosive fight over who should represent the EU in diplomatic talks, setting Friday’s discussion about the next seven-year budget up for failure.

In a Telegram message, Konstantin Malofeyev accused the Russian military of fighting “gentlemanly with half force.”

The message from the member states represents a political setback for Volodymyr Zelensky, who has spent months pressing for an accelerated accession process.

The high-profile Makerfield by-election sees Andy Burnham return to parliament, setting up his run in a Labour leadership contest—which could, potentially crown him as PM.
Both Reform UK and Restore Britain underperformed expectations, leading to a potential Andy Burnham premiership—a prospect that should concern anyone on the Right.
In Germany, Antifa groups are targeting AfD politicians and anyone suspected of affiliation to the party by increasingly violent means.
Despite a 97% rejection rate, applicants from some of the world’s wealthiest nations remain eligible for accommodation and financial support at public expense.
Lower Saxony is splashing the cash—hoping its citizens steer clear of conservative and libertarian print publications—as part of a €33.4 million spend.
The first night of the EU Council Summit descended into an explosive fight over who should represent the EU in diplomatic talks, setting Friday’s discussion about the next seven-year budget up for failure.
In a Telegram message, Konstantin Malofeyev accused the Russian military of fighting “gentlemanly with half force.”
The message from the member states represents a political setback for Volodymyr Zelensky, who has spent months pressing for an accelerated accession process.
The high-profile Makerfield by-election sees Andy Burnham return to parliament, setting up his run in a Labour leadership contest—which could, potentially crown him as PM.
The plain old class prejudice levelled at these girls by the Left was hateful and all too predictable.