Unbeknown to our correspondents at the time, we captured a snapshot of the country on the very last day before war in Gaza resumed.
At least 15 MEPs are implicated in a bribery investigation alleging attempts to influence legislation favoring the Chinese company.
Salt, a town in Catalonia, has been rocked by nights of violence as rioters clashed with police, set fires in the streets, and left residents fearing further unrest.
Deluded Strasbourg session resolves to entrust a former Al-Qaeda militant’s new government to lead a “just and equal transition.”
Those unwilling to throw their full support behind decarbonization are now unpatriotic, according to the latest leftist narrative in the European Parliament.
This weekend’s mass killings did not deter the EU elite from engaging with the new Syrian regime.
Moscow is preempting any attempt by the European Union or NATO to propose the presence of peacekeeping forces. Not that sending European peacekeepers was ever a serious option, let us add.
Anger over the regional government’s handling of a deadly storm has sparked protests, raising concerns of political attacks.
According to a 2024 survey, only 47% of Europeans would be ready to take up arms for their countries, a sign of weakened national identities and social cohesion after years of Brussels policies.
While Brussels condemns “pro-Assad” forces, it fails to acknowledge the brutal crackdown on Christian, Alawite, and Druze communities.
The Spanish PM says the country needs another 250,000 labor immigrants every year to sustain the welfare state.
All 27 member states backed von der Leyen’s latest plan—but did anyone ask Europeans first?
