
“The Conservative Family Is Growing” in the European Parliament
Dutch Farmer-Citizen Movement MEPs say they were punished by the European People’s Party for dissent.

Dutch Farmer-Citizen Movement MEPs say they were punished by the European People’s Party for dissent.

AfD spokesman Thorsten Weiß says Berlin needs consistent deportations, stronger borders, and a police force focused on real crime, not press events

The ruling says it is contrary to EU law for a country to modify the registered sex of a citizen who has exercised freedom of movement.

The brothers were not known by the authorities, but possible links to “criminal networks” have not been ruled out.

The future of Christianity in Lebanon is once again in danger following increased instability due to the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.

The decision signals a new low in Madrid’s deteriorating relations with Jerusalem.

The short film presented by The European Conservative, shining a light on the human cost of the war, premieres tonight at 7 p.m.

A recent survey says only 40% of Germans still oppose any parliamentary cooperation with the AfD.

The proposal has triggered a fierce political clash in Prague and could open a new front in the ongoing dispute between Central European governments and Brussels over the role of NGOs.

The Commission president tends to forget that she has no mandate to meddle in foreign policy.
Hungary and other critics say EU sanctions on Russian energy risk worsening Europe’s fuel crisis as war in Iran shakes global oil markets.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has urged Donald Trump to move the Rota and Morón bases after the Spanish government refused to take part in the offensive against Iran.
One suspect reportedly said: “This isn’t a religion that just stands when people talk about the blessed name of the prophet.”
The reform would allow longer detention for migrants who refuse to cooperate with return procedures and introduce deportation orders recognised across the Schengen area.
Speakers at the Budapest Balkans Forum warned that the EU’s enlargement policy lacks credibility and clarity.
The more intense the ideological struggles become, the less women are defended.
As fighting in the Gulf intensifies, energy markets are jolted, and Europe faces renewed fears of rising gas and electricity prices.
Kaja Kallas insists enlargement remains the bloc’s “most successful foreign policy,” even as key capitals question plans to move faster on new members.
At the same time, Germany has overtaken China to become the fourth largest arms exporter globally.
Terror prosecutors are leading the investigation after an explosion outside a synagogue in Liège raised fresh fears over antisemitic violence.
While the Paris-Berlin axis promotes new military initiatives, Madrid observes some of the most important strategic debates from the sidelines.
As Iran escalates attacks on Gulf energy sites, Putin signals full backing for the country’s new leader.