
“No Immediate Impact:” EU Commission Downplays Oil Pipeline Concerns but “Ready” To Mediate
Slovakia and Hungary warn of catastrophic shortages and threaten legal action over Ukraine’s halting of Lukoil transit.

Slovakia and Hungary warn of catastrophic shortages and threaten legal action over Ukraine’s halting of Lukoil transit.

These Games have the Hamas war on Israel coming to its forefront, with Euro-elites—and Olympic torchbearer Snoop Dogg—taking sides.

Farage says the new home secretary “wants to bury illegal immigration as a subject” altogether.

Police have not ruled out terror as a motive, reports say.

The verdict that Syria is now safe for civilians could see more criminals sent back, but the government is unwilling to act.

“This is a betrayal of democracy,” The Patriots’ First VP Kinga Gál said after the third-largest group was stripped of all ten of its earmarked top roles against all written rules and conventions.

The summons of Sánchez as a witness came on the same day his wife appeared before the investigating judge.

Kimberly Cheatle admitted that the assassination attempt on Donald Trump was the largest failure by the agency for decades.

In a sign of panic, government and opposition mainstream forces are cooperating to amend the constitution.

Labour foreign policy initiative escapes major criticism as most MPs skip the announcement in Parliament.
The strategy of the French Right is to change the rules of the game from the inside.
Poland’s farmers pressure government to ask Brussels for exemptions from Green Deal.
Rather than reflecting the way ordinary Spaniards speak, the institution’s regulations have been rewritten to awkwardly avoid masculine nouns.
EU’s rigid regulations and unfair trade deals persist as unresolved issues.
The quartet was inspired by Islamic State to plot an attack on a Brussels concert hall.
The victory comes despite establishment attempts to brand the populist party ‘extremist.’
Unanimous ruling reminds state courts of jurisdictional limits
A new promotional booklet highlighting Ursula von der Leyen’s success in office was produced using EU staff and funds
Protest movement growing against post-Brexit trade deal and destructive environmental regulations.
Berlin brands the Kremlin’s publication of its air force’s top-level talks “information warfare”.
Germany receives by far the most applications within an already hard-pressed group of nations.
Donald Trump’s team says the former UN Ambassador has been crowned “Queen of the Swamp” by lobbyists and D.C. insiders.