The Russian president accused those who participated in the mutiny of betraying the nation and doing the bidding of Moscow’s foes

The sudden decision to deploy 4,000 troops has nothing to do with Wagner potentially regrouping in neighboring Belarus, the German Defense Ministry insists.

Amnesty has claimed that neither Spain nor Morocco has conducted an adequate and independent inquiry into the event. 

Reading like a draft law, the report claims discrimination cannot apply to the legal age of consent.

Turkish President Erdoğan called the new Swedish anti-terrorism law, that came into force on June 1st, “meaningless” as long as the country allows pro-PKK demonstrations.

Van Houwelingen called on other conservative, populist, anti-globalist parties across Europe to follow the example of FvD and work to block the treaty change.

The reforms are ostensibly aimed at attracting workers from the Western Balkans yet could lead to a new round of chain migration from non-EU countries.

Sesselman’s victory may very likely be due to “the fact that the majority of voters perceive the CDU as a green-woke party led by a Blackrock lawyer,” claimed Hans-Georg Maaßen.

Joe Biden said he would up the fight against “extreme and dangerous” Republicans.

Yousaf will help launch the basis of an independent Scottish diplomatic representation in Brussels this week as he tries to escape from the storm clouds gathering around the SNP at home over recent corruption scandals.

According to Le Monde’s sources, the EU’s Border and Coast Guard Agency
found Greece had failed to protect fundamental rights.

Observers trying to make sense of the ordeal don’t know if the mutiny was a product of an emotional outburst or internal power struggle; a well-planned attempt to overthrow Putin; or an elaborate ploy for Russia to gain leverage over Kyiv.