“Few leftists remember that the amnesty law, created in 1978 during Spain’s transition to democracy, also pardoned communists and separatist terrorists.”
Renew Europe is seeking possible sanctions against two members of the ECR group following a social media dispute that erupted after a vote on migrant returns.
It’s Official: UK PM will step down, with replacement in place by September at the latest.
Run-off voting has gone to the candidate who pledged military solutions to drugs, crime, and insurgency.
After a landslide election victory in 2024, collapsing authority inside his own party now appears set to bring down Britain’s prime minister.
It was not compromise but the avoidance—even suppression—of critical debate that lay at the heart of the technocratic governing style for which Merkel and her successors stand.
Reports say a session on the Lebanon conflict has been added to the agenda of the talks focusing on the implementation of the MoU signed between Washington and Tehran.
“Previous generations gave poor answers, stemming from the dictatorship of relativism, expressed by saying, ‘it is good if it is true for you; it just isn’t true for me.’ That is superficial,” Father Daniel Ebert Steiner says.
Pedro Sánchez is summoning the long-silent ghosts of the past in an attempt to publicly humiliate the victors of the civil war. In so doing, he has likely opened Pandora’s box—even if he has not yet realised it.
While the leaders of France and Spain worry about the practical aspect of ‘offshore processing’ facilities, Europe’s migrant crisis deepens.
The Norwegian PM suggested large language models inhibit learning and undermine traditional education.
Czechia will not implement the Council of Europe guidelines that mandate state protection for multiple gender identities.
