
Third Night of Drone Incursions on Stockholm Airport
“You can be fairly certain that this is something other than recreational flying,” expert says.

“You can be fairly certain that this is something other than recreational flying,” expert says.

Media reports suggest that a grand coalition between the centre-right and centre-left is already forming.

Reports suggest the Commission is mulling over two proposals that would suspend billions of euros earmarked for the country.

Donald Tusk says he signed off a judicial appointment by mistake—and now wants to remove his signature.

The Commission president insisted on selecting a female candidate—one alleged to have helped mastermind a major ‘cash-for-passports’ scandal years ago.

This “unusually high” amount is supposed to “send a signal”—but is it the right one?

The conservative government’s initiative has stirred up European politics.

Bizarre priorities coincide with growing international criticism.

PM Barnier said “There is always the feeling that borders are sieves and that migratory flows are not under control,” much to the displeasure of the Left.

Russian drone incursions have risen in NATO airspace, but Swedish authorities remain cautious on identifying perpetrators.
One analyst said the main function of many British universities seems to be “the distribution of British visas to foreign nationals.”
“Business as usual is no longer an option,” Commissioner Johannes Hahn said.
After the school’s submission to the demonstrators, former Sciences Po students from the Left and Right protested against their school’s ideological evolution.
European right-wing forces are expected to make gains at the European elections.
The radical protests coincided with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s European election campaigning in the same city.
Despite threatening to resign, the premier announced on Monday that he has decided to remain in office.
Leftist campaigners have predictably blamed Brexit itself rather than those who have failed to implement it properly.
The Transatlantic Patriot Summit in Budapest highlighted the need for right-wing forces to unite.
A globalist EU-Saudi energy meeting in Riyadh saw Brussels fall silent on its erstwhile humanitarian concerns.
Opponents have joked that the SNP leader will be remembered as “Humza the Brief.”
A shadowy network of backroom green ideologues helped to kill Berlin’s nuclear grid; tactics included hiding documents from key ministers.
The campaign slogan is a counterpoint to Sweden’s socialist former PM, who said: “My Europe takes in refugees. My Europe doesn’t build walls.”