Recent small demonstrations show promise, but pundits are concerned by the “barriers” to wider action, including not having clearly-defined goals.

Meetings began in 2020 with the aim of battling COVID ‘disinformation’—that is, information contradicting the state’s edicts.

‘Independent Ireland’ is benefitting from rising discontent on asylum and green policies.

Meloni and other leaders in the European Parliament’s conservative bloc want Orbán to join them “to save Europe,” but on one condition: changing course on Ukraine.

“There is no doubt that UNRWA staff knew that [Hamas] was digging a massive tunnel beneath them,” says Israeli colonel.

The Indian Ocean island has been overwhelmed by migrant mothers wanting to give birth on French territory.

Just weeks ago, Dutch PM Mark Rutte said Trump “was completely right in forcing us to live up to [our NATO] commitment,” in Davos.

The rise of farmer protests in Poland has further heightened the country’s existing political tensions.

After Viktor Orbán vowed “no mercy for pedophiles,” president steps down over pardon scandal.

“They’re talking about climate protection. But why should it be done at farmers’ expense?” one farmer asked.

Slovaks, Hungarians, and Poles voted against the deal which includes forcing countries to choose between accepting migrants or paying hefty sums of taxpayer money into a common fund.

“If they don’t punish us for protesting, [they’ll punish us] in a couple of years for driving our diesel tractors … ‘You will have nothing and you will be happy,’ that is what they are looking for,” said one farmer.