Investigations involving Begoña Gómez, Socialist officials, and former senior government figures are turning June into a crucial month for the PSOE’s political future.

Establishment forces are crying wolf ahead of a potential AfD-led government in Saxony-Anhalt.

The steel and chemical sectors are calling for cheaper energy, public support, and a relaxation of certain climate regulations amid declining competitiveness and a growing risk of industrial relocation.

According to the court, the officer’s former AfD position raises “well-founded doubts about his loyalty to the constitution.”

The activist lost consciousness and suffered concussion after being dragged to the ground and beaten during a public immigration debate in Manchester.

German, French, and British leaders loved playing diplomatic big shots with Kyiv while Washington was preoccupied with Iran, but their grandstanding made little difference.

Official figures have renewed debate over migration, crime, and public safety in Germany.

The Hungarian PM’s claim that his government will “determine the content” of the conservative weekly Mandiner has sparked political backlash.

The socialist SPD wants all migrants—including those in Germany illegally—to stay, while the CDU is now pushing for remigration, fearing that continued inaction will drive even more voters to the AfD.

There is no one more intolerant than an advocate of tolerance.

The UK’s Solicitor General has referred murderer Vickrum Digwa to the Court of Appeal.

Aware of the Hungarian people’s overwhelming rejection of mass migration, the Magyar government appears determined to continue the Orbán era’s migration policy.