Almost Half of Spain’s Anti-Jihadist Operations are in Catalonia
The region is a security hotspot as Islamist radicalization leads to raids and arrests.
Bridget Ryder
August 23, 2024
Report reveals a costly, totally ineffective system that disproportionately benefits immigrants.
The Commission’s approval rating is “alarmingly low” in some EU countries.
Mass naturalization could have a significant impact on the political landscape, which critics of mass migration have long argued is the whole point.
In unfavorable temperatures, the range of EVs could drop by 20%.
Botswana has threatened to send Germany 20,000 elephants in protest.
PM Robert Fico says Slovaks deserve a head of state who will fight for the interests of the sovereign nation-state.
Former SNP leader’s contribution shows there is “nothing progressive” about killing off the elderly, campaigners say.
Video of beheading was sent through messaging system used by students.
One paper on “the Europe that gay porn built” was awarded nearly a million euros.
Coalition partner Lega calls out premier for being too soft on Commission president for role in scandal
Mobilisation is an increasingly contentious issue in the country exhausted by two years of fighting.
Pedro Sánchez has not held a press conference on Spanish soil since the end of 2023.
