By using an external staging post for its attacks, Iran may be attempting to protect its strategic targets from retaliation.
The probe involves alleged violations of EU safety standards as well as ‘addictive’ marketing policies.
Government responds to growing anger over financial aid for migrants.
To please its coalition partners, the ÖVP would be forced to shift policy to the left, contrary to the express will of voters.
“We need to trust each other,” the author, former Finnish President Sauli Niinistö wrote. But who will guarantee that Brussels won’t spy on member states if given the opportunity?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has broken numerous manifesto promises and now looks set to break the country.
Police have increased security measures across the city.
New law gives 72 genders their own legal status.
Britons were arrested, convicted and jailed for spreading online ‘disinformation’ about an Islamist motive behind the lethal mass stabbing attack.
EPP “has become dysfunctional” and decisions are made by Manfred Weber “and a close circle of advisers instead of the member parties,” investigative journalist says.
Thousands are stranded without electricity as towns across Valencia report disappearances and rescues amid rising floodwaters.
Keir Starmer continues to deny reports, but more honest ‘Re-joiners’ accept that “youth mobility will happen.”
