CDU-CSU politicians have also criticised Berlin’s fast-track approach.
The German capital’s local government is abolishing a regulation that forbade teachers from wearing the hijab in schools.
Labour voices keep committing to a ‘two-state solution,’ which only adds to the increasingly precarious position of Jews in Britain.
Representatives of Tehran met EU and European officials for the first time since the bombings by Israel and the U.S.
The café, located in the Belgian capital’s infamous Molenbeek district, will remain closed indefinitely.
Orbán said he respects the festival organizers but insisted Hungary won’t allow “verbal attacks.”
A venue of the festival cancelled stand-up comics’ shows, citing the “safety concerns” of its bar staff.
The British Prime Minister is making strong statements on the situation in the Middle East, as pressure mounts on him from abroad and at home.
Both Israel and the United States harshly criticized the move.
Online blacklist of 25 “notorious people smugglers and their enablers” signals the start of yet another policy initiative.
Despite warnings, Brussels continues trade talks and rare earth deals with Beijing.
Jeremy Corbyn and pro-Gaza MP Zarah Sultana are forming a new party to fight Prime Minister Starmer from the Left
