
Make St. Nicholas More Moroccan, Says Belgian Mayor
“For us, St. Nicholas must be environmentally friendly, respectful of religions, and intersectional,” the mayor said.

“For us, St. Nicholas must be environmentally friendly, respectful of religions, and intersectional,” the mayor said.

France has been found guilty of failing to respect international treaties on the best interests of children and the right of parents to choose their upbringing.

The EU “would like to invite as many [migrant workers] as possible,” Commissioner Schinas said.

Meanwhile, Nigel Farage, to whom the Right often turns in times of trouble, is taking a break … in the jungle.

Protests against the amnesty law have attracted thousands of participants over the last week.

The EU Commission no longer heeds science and has ditched any inkling of pragmatism, the panelists warned.

“Instead of treating the ill, Hamas uses hospitals for terrorism. This sick exploitation of the Gazan people must be stopped.”

“I hope other innocent people will be spared the same ordeal for simply voicing their convictions”—Päivi Räsänen.

Suella Braverman insists the government has no “plan B” for stopping illegal immigration.

With bankruptcies rising sharply and major companies cutting jobs, Germany’s economic future looks bleak.
The move sets yet another historical precedent for German foreign policy, as Berlin continues to geopolitically tightrope by placating both the United States and China regarding its future economic orientation.
Individuals with refugee status may be banned from travelling back home for a holiday even if they live in Denmark for over ten years as the government looks to tighten rules on those who may no longer require protection.
Zemmour said, “If we continue in this direction, due to demography and democracy, France could one day become an Islamic republic.”
Zemmour confirmed in an interview with the Spanish press the likelihood of Reconquête joining the ECR faction in the European Parliament in 2024.
Most EU members demand more clarification, increased defense funds, or settling old scores before granting the Commission’s request for extra contributions, while the most frugal ones simply reject the idea altogether.
While last October’s act of sabotage was widely celebrated in Ukraine, up until now Kyiv officials had never openly claimed responsibility.
The Tunisian city of Sfax witnessed violent attacks against migrants as authorities and vigilante groups turned against African migrants following the death of a Tunisian man.
Fewer people think that inflation and the war are the biggest challenges facing the EU, while considerably more pointed to migration than six months ago, according to the Commission’s latest EU-wide survey.
Germany’s establishment politicians have come out strongly against AfD with EPP leader Manfred Weber (CSU) saying the party “is not only a political competitor but an opponent and an enemy.”
In the event of Élisabeth Borne’s departure, the question arises of the colour of the person who would replace her: would Emmanuel Macron then choose to lean more to the Right or more to the Left?
Cluster bombs, Turkish objections to Swedish membership, and when and how to integrate Ukraine into the military alliance are dividing NATO leaders ahead of Tuesday’s crucial summit in Vilnius.
Known as ‘Teflon Mark’ for having led four consecutive governments, PM Rutte expressed no interest in trading national politics for an important role at an international institution.