Testimony given by Hunter Biden’s former business associate points to suspicious foreign intervention in U.S. politics.

The latest polling data revealed that if elections were held this weekend, the AfD would collect a record high 23% of the national vote, just three percentage points behind the establishment CDU/CSU.

The opposition’s comments are likely to have received a nod of approval from those more sceptical of the ‘net zero’ agenda.

Campaigners said the focus in new plans on facial recognition technology is “highly invasive.”

There is no end in sight for Western sanctions against Damascus as Syrian Catholic bishops warned that the current restrictions were hampering aid efforts and endangering Syrian Christians.

The warm welcome to Meloni—the last of the G7 leaders to meet with the U.S. president at the White House—came as a surprise in light of Biden’s previous statements about her government.

A mere 38% of respondents reported feeling satisfied with Austria’s political system in 2022, down from 67% who gave the same answer in 2018.

Fires in electric vehicles occur less often but tend to be more difficult to extinguish.

Critics note that the NHS, struggling enough with a lack of funding, critical staff shortages, and long waiting lists for patients, has bigger fish to fry.

The world is becoming more dangerous, according to British scientist Jim Skea, who also believes there is reason for optimism in the fight against climate change.

One member of von der Leyen’s staff has been fingered in particular for aping American talking points on China as the EU stumbles to form a coherent policy on de-risking from China.

The prime minister made it clear these licences are not intended to disrupt his drive towards carbon ‘net zero.’