
The Left Goes on the Offensive After EPP’s Shift on Migration
Von der Leyen’s European People’s Party is drawing fire from progressives after voting with right-wing populists on tougher migration policies.

Von der Leyen’s European People’s Party is drawing fire from progressives after voting with right-wing populists on tougher migration policies.

Authorities warn that American interests can be targeted beyond conflict zones and that the threat environment may extend across Europe.

The results confirm the consolidation of the centre-right bloc, with VOX on the rise.

In his commemorative speech marking the 1848 revolution, Viktor Orbán described the upcoming election as a struggle for sovereignty and “against external influence.”

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized Hungary’s sovereignty, saying, “We will not allow our national colors to be replaced by Ukrainian or rainbow flags.”

“In private, European leaders tell me I’m right, but no one dares to say it out loud,” De Wever said.

After vetoing €44B EU defense loans, the Polish president said Berlin funding Polish forces was “fair” compensation for wartime losses.

Not one, but two controversial photos of an opposition Tisza Party candidate have fuelled a fresh political storm—weeks before Hungarians head to the polls.

Hackers are increasingly attacking Europe’s public online systems, cybersecurity company says.

Dutch authorities are investigating several attacks against Jewish institutions across the country.
Reform says that remaining in the Strasbourg-based convention makes a “mockery of sovereignty.”
The initiative has sparked concern among those who believe open dialogue and psychological support are important to explore complex emotions safely.
Several European governments have raised their alert levels in response to potential Iran-related terror attacks.
Government assurances ring hollow as the country lacks even a single operational transport plane.
Students aged 12 and 13 from the Italian section of the European School Brussels II are taking part in ‘sex education’ sessions today without a formal parental opt-out option.
Reform accused the “weak, spineless” prime minister of damaging Britain’s standing abroad.
Drones and missiles hit U.S. targets across the Gulf as Tehran threatens to disrupt global oil routes.
Oil prices spike, LNG deliveries slow, and EU capitals reopen old fault lines over supply security.
Social media is rife with speculation that an African migrant is behind an outbreak of violence in the Scottish capital.
The Commission aims to finalize the financial framework before possible political changes in major member states.
The Hungarian prime minister says satellite images prove the Druzhba pipeline can restart immediately.
The Commission lists as possible terrorist “motivations” the rejection of European values, anti-LGBT sentiment, or “anti-system ideologies.”