New reports challenge Kyiv’s democratic image, exposing inflated defense contracts and hidden concerns over the Bidens’ Ukrainian dealings.

Ukraine may be trying to influence next year’s elections, Budapest says.

Brussels’ version of unity always means centralization—and a transfer of responsibility from national governments to unelected bureaucrats.

Their joint letter marks a coordinated push to loosen Brussels’ 2035 ban, as Europe’s car industry warns of massive job losses.

EU officials say the law erodes equality and dignity; Bratislava insists it protects children and national values.

Budapest is weighing legal action after MEPs narrowly voted to protect Antifa-linked Italian MEP Ilaria Salis from prosecution.

Under Macron, the mass influx of immigrants, mostly from Africa, accelerated in an unprecedented way.

“Israel is left at the forefront to fight an unprecedented wave of Islamism that unless countered might consume not only the Middle East, but your beloved West as well.”

Holding new elections would give the French people a chance to have their say again.

“No country has ever blackmailed its way into the European Union–and it won’t happen this time either,” the Hungarian PM responded to the Ukrainian leader.

The former Australian PM offers a sensible approach, though it would likely be hampered by Britain’s membership of the ECHR.

While the long shadow of ‘Pfizergate’ also looms over the European Commission president, Patriots for Europe remind of the mismanaged Mercosur deal as the vote of no-confidence date draws closer.