Parliament and the Commission are increasing pressure on Islamabad, demanding verifiable progress on human rights, impunity, and the rule of law.
Conservative leaders across the continent congratulated Ulrich Siegmund and the AfD for the landslide victory on Sunday.
The election result is described as a “blue earthquake” in German right-wing media but it may not be enough for the AfD to secure an absolute majority.
Alice Weidel reacted to the aggression by stating “We won’t be intimidated.”
As Morocco has once again laid claim to the Spanish enclave, and Sánchez is trying to contain tensions with Rabat, the U.S. president lashed out at the Madrid government in an interview.
Polls put the party at 42%, twenty points ahead of the CDU.
Chancellor Stocker says he does not want Austrian “children and grandchildren to grow up in an Islamic state.”
A growing CDU rebellion in Saxony-Anhalt could complicate efforts for the centre-right party to form a government if the AfD fails to win an outright majority in Sunday’s election.
The United Nations seems to be hell-bent on establishing a hierarchy of historical atrocities, singling out ‘guilty’ white Europeans.
The European Commission has declined to comment on the recently leaked Spanish police report pointing to Rabat’s involvement in the Ceuta mass incursion, declaring the investigation “a matter for the national authorities.”
One person died and two police officers were wounded after dozens of masked men carrying heavy firearms opened fire in Overasselt.
A leaked report says uniformed and plainclothes members of Morocco’s security forces directed the mass entry on July 30, contradicting the version defended by Pedro Sánchez throughout the crisis.
