EU’s sustainability regulations, motivated by ideology rather than market realities, threaten foreign investment and trade.
The two Ukrainian suspects will remain in Poland and Italy where they were initially arrested and face the courts there.
Tbilisi cancelled her meeting with the prime minister after Valtonen clearly overstepped the boundaries of diplomacy and became a political actor.
Germany’s integration push, framed as efficiency, masks a deeper cost: growing supranational control at the expense of national economic autonomy.
Octopus Energy has delivered 93,000 free electric blankets to vulnerable households to help them cut heating costs.
The sharp reversal in gender and sexuality trends has surprised researchers, who say it reflects a broader cultural shift.
The Jutland Declaration may be a step towards better child protection online, but could also open the door to potential overreach.
It’s unclear if the PVV leader will resume his campaign before the parliamentary elections on October 29.
Member states agree it’s time to spend more on defense but the ‘drone wall’ is still a sticking point.
Party leader Manfred Weber instructed lawmakers to keep a united front and protect the Commission president in last week’s no-confidence votes.
Rassemblement National leader Jordan Bardella promised to immediately oust the new government “whose sole reason for existing is the fear of dissolution, that is, of the people.”
As the youth is shifting towards the Right, Brussels is ramping up their limitations to online information.
