“It appears the Commission under Ursula von der Leyen is the enemy within,” MEP Christine Anderson said after getting an evasive response to a formal inquiry.
The investigative news site behind the fake ‘Potsdam meeting’ story is now suing for the release of an anti-AfD report that might not even exist.
Didier Reynders, von der Leyen’s former ‘rule-of-law’ chief, is under investigation for laundering money through the Belgian lottery system.
The platform took action against 66,000 fake accounts worldwide in the past three months.
Stoltenberg prioritizes a ceasefire, saying it is unrealistic to expect Russia to give up the occupied territories soon.
The socialist candidate has overtaken the liberal runner-up, but half a million votes still hadn’t been counted by the Monday deadline.
Ideas called ‘far-right’ when proposed by conservatives go mainstream after Commission President changes her mind.
Since a parliamentary majority would require all three rival mainstream parties, coalition talks will be tougher than ever.
Mainstream parties whining as security officials claim Russian interference helped the anti-establishment winner.
Worried about another pogrom, the Green-Left mayor warned there “will be spontaneous dissenting voices.”
“Europe deserves better,” Patriots for Europe’s Kinga Gal commented.
London is considering responding in kind, even after Moscow warned against “escalating” the situation.
