President Santokhi, who warned against the threat posed to his country’s “democratic institutions,” has set up a task force to track down those who stormed parliament.

The U.S. president announced another half a billion dollars worth of military aid on his historic trip to war-torn Ukraine.

One million shells proposed under a joint EU procurement scheme, according to recommendations by Estonian FM Urmas Reinsalu ahead of Monday’s meeting in Brussels.

An elusive striving for inoffensive ‘inclusivity’ is behind the publisher’s decision to bring hundreds of changes to Dahl’s beloved works.

Controversy surrounding the EPP’s leader may only be a sign of conflicting ideas concerning the future direction of the EU Parliament’s biggest political group.

The study concluded that “where a service is installed and the transgender ideology begins to be publicised, more cases occur.”

The two statesmen appear perfectly aligned on continued military support for Ukraine, according to their statements at the Munich International Security Conference.

In three simple steps, Europe’s lawmakers can save the continent from stagflation and economic misery.

The FBI memo made the unsubstantiated link between pro-Latin Mass Catholics and “anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant, anti-LGBT, and white supremacy” ideology.

Large demonstrations in Madrid signal the start of election campaigns in Spain with a shift to the Right expected.

Backtracking on his earlier statements, Japan’s celebrity academic argued that terms like “mass suicide” and “mass seppuku” were intended as “abstract metaphors.”

Leftists MEPs are more likely to have neglected the rules before, finds Transparency International’s new report.