PM Tusk will have a hard time defending his earlier claim that the migrant relocation scheme will not apply to Poland after the French prime minister contradicted him in a TV debate.
“We should not let an opportunity like this pass us by,” the French national conservative leader said.
One video paid for using EU taxpayer funds compares Geert Wilders to Hitler, Giorgia Meloni to Mussolini, Marine Le Pen to Putin, and Viktor Orbán’s Hungary to Nazi Germany.
Only the Austrian and Estonian delegations voted in favor of keeping AfD in the ID.
Israel says recognition “awards a golden medal to Hamas,” fueling further extremism and jeopardizing any prospects for peace.
Self-proclaimed “pedosexual” activists celebrate, calling the move as “justice” for the those convicted under the previous, stronger legislation.
The postponement spares Ursula von der Leyen from having to answer uncomfortable questions right before the European elections.
Several political allies have threatened the German party with expulsion from its parliamentary group over Maximilian Krah’s SS-relativizing comments.
Commentators say court’s statement is final evidence of its moral bankruptcy.
Governments in the three states—all facing strong conservative opposition parties—want to give Brussels more power to police media content.
European Broadcasting Union says ID’s Anders Vistisen can’t debate because he’s not officially a Spitzenkandidat—despite von der Leyen not being one either.
Former Brexit Party leader urges Britain to leave the WHO rather than comply with enforced measures, as EU nations resist the power grab.
