
Ombudsman Sides With Conservative Think Tank Against EU Commission
The Commission argued it refused a freedom of information request to avoid “misunderstandings,” but the watchdog did not buy this excuse.

The Commission argued it refused a freedom of information request to avoid “misunderstandings,” but the watchdog did not buy this excuse.

The interior minister claimed crime would be reduced to “virtually zero”—that clearly has not happened.

EU lawmakers demand suspension of Hungary’s Schengen membership, yet Russians still need visas to enter and are still subject to the unchanged rigorous security procedures.

Pedro Sánchez’s hard-left allies have come out in support of the repressive president.

The U.S. Secretary of State claimed Iran and Hezbollah could strike Israel as soon as Monday.

Western backsliding from defending democracy accelerates after terror leaders are killed.

Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock faces accusations of undermining Germany’s internal security

Critics say the Act will hinder innovation and give Europe’s competitors an edge.

Brazilian skateboarder uses sign language to bypass rules and quote bible.

The Commission is either too “weak” to protect member states’ interests, or Kyiv’s Lukoil sanctions were conceived by Brussels—says Hungarian foreign minister.
Voters are forced to rely on data that is “riddled with errors.”
This latest assault on language reflecting biological reality is a potent reminder of the need for eternal vigilance.
Supreme Court halts new state immigration law pending ruling on constitutionality
Chega has its sights set on smashing 50 years of leftist hegemony.
New details have emerged of how Russian spies were able to hack into a conversation of high-ranking German officers.
Parliament will introduce ID checks for the first time as MPs claim to fear for their lives.
Farmers are a potent force in French politics and icons of traditional cuisine and lifestyle, especially this year.
The text will go to parliament in mid-March.
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.