Judges, opposition leaders, and media question the sincerity of Pedro Sánchez’s reform drive as credibility erodes inside and outside parliament.
Member state in the bloc’s south express ‘surprise’ at France’s plan to strike a bilateral migration deal with the UK, as Brussels demands legal reassurances.
The results, costing €113,000, will certainly complicate the Spanish Socialist government’s efforts to push identity-focused policies.
This comes after he called Trump “the orange tyrant” and argued Britain has a “moral obligation” to pay reparations for slavery.
The university swaps classical grammar for modern identity politics.
The shocking figures expose the scale of criminality among non-British offenders and have reignited fierce debate over immigration and public safety.
Mark Carney’s rise has thrilled EU elites, but with no clear strategy and a looming election, his tenure may be over before it begins.
The S&D is using backroom tactics to block even symbolic concessions that would hardly save Europe’s struggling economies.
Separatist party Junts is dictating the terms of Sánchez’ political survival.
The first month of 2025 alone has seen 30 bombings, largely attributed to gang extortion activities.
The move follows a “fiery” call between the U.S. president and Danish PM over the future of Greenland.
In just 72 hours, Trump’s sweeping actions have shown how unapologetic leadership can prioritise national sovereignty.
