A surprise resignation within Spain’s People’s Party stole the spotlight from major corruption trials that could have damaged Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
HVG’s “exposé” of the conservative think tank relies on innuendo, not evidence—revealing how ideological bias now replaces honest debate.
Organized in high secrecy by France and the United Kingdom, the meeting seeks to coordinate financial aid and prepare a common security framework for Kyiv.
The Danish presidency backtracks and drops the obligation to spy on private communications, but leaves the door open to a future EU-wide mandate.
The European Commission, acting in the name of the WHO, is pushing a ban that goes far beyond public health—it is another step toward centralisation of power and common taxation.
Newly uncovered documents reveal how Downing Street shaped the British narrative on the war in Ukraine, shutting down any early path to negotiation and projecting a new moral doctrine that now defines European policy.
The trade war with China leaves the automotive industry without key components and no immediate alternatives.
Record immigration inflows sustain Spanish and European GDPs, but strain housing and wages.
From moral crusade to global business: Boris Johnson’s pro-Ukraine activism reveals how virtue can become a lucrative brand.
Judicial alarm and chaos in Belgian ports push the country to seek U.S. support.
Teresa Ribera reaffirmed the Commission’s determination to continue its green crusade, with a speech blending climate faith and political control.
As Britain armed Ukraine in the name of solidarity, its defence industry—and Boris Johnson’s allies—turned war into opportunity.
