Critics accuse the EU of pushing the green agenda at the expense of affordable transport.

“Kirillov was a war criminal and an absolutely legitimate target,” said a Kyiv official.

The killer praised the group for leading the “true Jihad” at the time of the murder.

The chancellor used his speech in parliament to pat himself on the back and campaign for the 2025 elections.

This was the first time the head of state was elected by the parliament and not by direct vote.

An informal agreement was reportedly made between François Bayrou and the RN: “rapid proportional representation versus no censure.”

Officials warn that integration will not happen simply through “the issuing of a residence permit.”

The success of the French-Polish opposition to Mercosur hinges on Meloni, but sources in Rome say they can’t rely on her this time.

The chief argues for a “commonsense” approach where officers can tell complainants that non-crimes are not police business.

“Europe has a MEGA past—let’s build its MEGA future too,” the conservative bloc’s likely next leader said in Rome.

Tino Chrupalla questions Germany’s place in NATO, saying “Europe has been forced to implement America’s interests.”

The closure follows rising antisemitic incidents and Ireland’s support for controversial legal actions against Israel.