Budapest’s six-month Council Presidency commences with a diplomatic offensive in Brussels, saying, “we are strongly committed to defending the interests of Europe.”
Army personnel have been ordered to wear civilian clothing outside of bases amid intelligence reports of potential imminent attacks.
The party’s leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla outlined plans to make the AfD a party of government.
Left-wing extremists say they want to use violence to stop party congress after Essen CDU mayor and city council efforts failed to do so.
Polish Law & Justice former PM reportedly in talks to form Central Eastern European populist faction.
The EU capital is grappling with an avalanche of narco-crime as rival drug dealers fight for control over communities.
Courts find calling a rapist a “dishonourable rapist pig” a worse crime than being one.
Fragrance company punished for deleted messages while EU Commission chief’s private texts on vaccine procurement remain undisclosed.
“We’re not doing this for the planet,” one top Eurocrat admitted.
The tech giant took umbrage at regulations that would require interoperability with rival platforms.
Critics have decried double standards over rule-of-law issues in Poland.
Organised by the EP’s personnel department, next week’s events will culminate in a screening of a Ukrainian film on combating ‘homophobia.’
