Migration is set to be one of the hottest topics during the campaign for the European Parliament elections next year.

The British PM and his team worry about being on the “wrong side of history.”

Von der Leyen wants EU accession to remain a “merit-based process” without any promises.

Anti-war MEPs blamed Stoltenberg for overpromising to the Ukrainian government on NATO membership as Eastern European MEPs warned of the war’s further expansion into the region.

Even Euroskeptic papers have blindly called Britain rejoining an initiative to strengthen EU a “victory.”

Maréchal is committed to making immigration the “driving issue” that unites the Right.

The Algerian with a long criminal history had been previously sentenced to deportation, but the deportation order was never carried out.

American-made M-1 tanks will help supplement the loss of Challenger 2, but are unlikely to solve Ukraine’s flailing counter-offensive measures on the field.

Despite a triumph during March’s regional elections, hopes for Dutch agrarian populists have turned into mud, as the political mainstream prepares to assert itself during November elections.

The conservative party leader is quickly shedding the negative branding of the mainstream media, as 43% of French people say they’d consider voting for her.

Margrethe Vestager’s colleagues have been saddled with her duties at the Commission while she pursues the top spot at the European Investment Bank.

In what appears to be another example of hostage diplomacy, Tehran is demanding Sweden’s release of a jailed Iranian official behind the massacre of political dissidents in the 1980s.