U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in the region to negotiate an alliance with Saudi Arabia and Israel to counter Iran.
Publicly-financed, politically-biased Correctiv keeps backtracking on its accusations against AfD.
Media reports suggest General Valery Zaluzhnyi may be harbouring political ambitions.
Farmers across Europe continue to protest rising costs, EU environmental policies, and cheap food imports.
The man was part of a group who attacked random people for “looking like” neo-Nazis.
The country’s defence ministry paid millions for arms that were never delivered.
In Brussels, ‘rule of law’ is not a legal term, but an ideological and political one used to punish sovereigntist governments.
Critics say the ÖVP’s tough talk on migration is too little, too late.
An arms deal with the United States may have swayed Turkey into accepting Sweden as a NATO member.
A Dutch academic study reveals significant financial burdens from migration, varying based on immigrants’ countries of origin.
“The war psychosis of old remains. Nobody is willing to deviate from the path of a failed strategy,” the Hungarian foreign minister said.
