Starmer dubbed the group a “coalition of the willing,” but the illusion of unity is quickly destroyed by core disagreements about security guarantees, troops on the ground, and even a ceasefire itself.
The self-imposed distress of the French theater has only worsened over the months, and the Socialist mayor of Paris has no intention of solving the problem.
The deal, centered on resource-sharing, could reshape global power dynamics.
Instead of correcting failing energy policies, the EU insists on more subsidies and compensation mechanisms.
Hungary demands clarity about the European Commission’s practice of giving generous grants to civil society groups to promote its ideological policies.
Critics warn that the proposed legislation could stifle press freedom by granting authorities sweeping powers over media regulation and funding.
Young voters overwhelmingly opted for Die Linke and the AfD last Sunday, snubbing the establishment parties both on the left and the right.
The ‘grand coalition’ is not a natural alliance, nor a reflection of the popular will; it is a survival pact orchestrated by Brussels to prevent Germans from taking control of their destiny.
The EPP majority has approved a March debate on controversial bills in Spain that would severely restrict the independence of the judiciary and popular legal action.
Her undeniable influence is proof of how German politics is changing, willing to discuss and confront issues that earlier were classified as taboo.
Merz will likely be handed the last chance to lead Germany back to the path of common sense—one he could easily squander due to his dependence on the Left.
Nearly 60 million Germans will go to the polls this Sunday in elections that will shape not just the country’s but the continent’s future.
