The EU establishment is siding with Kyiv rather than helping one of its own member states secure a significant energy issue.
The party says it knows how to—and, if it is elected, will—“end the invasion.”
Paris officials are scolding foreign leaders for telling the truth about the killing of a young patriotic activist in France.
An alliance is demanding the right to wear keffiyehs at the former Nazi camp, despite a court ruling backing the memorial’s authority to restrict political symbols.
The unprecedented detention of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has triggered warnings of wider political consequences, with commentators predicting the scandal could engulf senior officials.
Commentators say “the mask is off” over efforts to regulate social media.
The broadcaster conceded the segment violated its own editorial guidelines, which prohibit the use of AI-generated images in political news reporting.
The so-called ‘antifascist’ La Jeune Garde group has “deep and widespread” ties with Rome.
Officials have big plans for the armed forces, but aren’t willing to approve the funding.
Elections will now go ahead in 30 councils this May, when Nigel Farage’s party will no doubt sweep up seats.
The Europhile politician is said to be “overdosing on the ‘white powder’ of a warped imagination.”
Brussels doesn’t like the U.S. administration, but understands that is where the important decisions will be made.
