Zelensky criticizes Orbán’s peace efforts as undermining Western unity.
Herbert Kickl is only the latest antiglobalist right-wing leader in Europe to be hauled in front of a court on what supporters say are trumped-up charges.
Investigative journalists claim Thuringia’s security chief disregarded official reports and legal arguments for political purposes.
After it opened the doors to millions of migrants, now the EU “must help our nations in returning these people home,” German MEP Mary Khan said.
The political instability in Germany may well continue after the elections in February.
The court enforcing the convention has often prevented member states from pursuing policies that serve their national interests.
As Vienna makes plans to deport thousands, Berlin says “the situation is still too confusing and volatile”.
The patriotic Right’s co-leader declared that the “prosperous country that our grandparents and parents had built up” no longer exists.
Battlefield realities may push Zelensky into giving up some of his country’s territory.
The new law received cross-party support—and the endorsement of a majority of parents—but its critics sense danger.
The right-wing AfD says “Girls’ Evenings in the Mosque” is clear proof that migration and integration policies have failed.
Leading politicians now find comedy and satire criticising their work “unbearable.”
