“The future belongs to patriots,” Abascal said, pledging “a frontal and total response to globalism.”
Talks between the EU Parliament’s two largest parties broke down, with the S&D set to reject both Italy’s Raffaele Fitto and Hungary’s Olivér Várhelyi.
Kyiv has the means to produce “hundreds” of small warheads, report says.
Protesters threw bottles and firecrackers outside the Bardella event at one of the last remaining refuges of free speech in the city.
Rumor has it that the EPP and S&D’s tentative deal involves curtailing the Hungarian commissioner’s portfolio.
The EU-backed authoritarian takeover of public life in Poland is meant to be a blueprint for other ‘post-conservative’ countries, speakers at an MCC Brussels event warned.
Fitto’s confirmation hearing demonstrated—yet again—just how partisan and ideologically-driven the European Left is.
Italian court ordered return of second group of migrants from Albanian processing center.
MEPs are bent on either rejecting Olivér Várhelyi or “dismantling” his portfolio.
While joining up remains voluntary, for now, completing a questionnaire about willingness to serve would be mandatory for males upon turning 18.
Candidate was implicitly accused of wanting to ‘roll back women’s rights’ across Europe—even though abortion law is not an EU competence.
Chancellor Scholz hopes to head a minority government until March, but right-wing opposition parties demand a snap election now.
