A panel discussion, hosted by The European Conservative, invited experts including climate sceptic MEP Rob Roos and former Commission energy official Professor Samuele Furfari to outline the devastating impact of the EU’s Green Agenda on citizens.

“We are very hopeful to move things in the right direction,” members of the new cross-party policy group said, promising to do everything they can “to stop this left-wing compromise” on the new migration pact.

Counter terrorism police conducted raids in the port city of Hamburg and Kempten, and found the Syrian Islamist planning to manufacture a suicide vest.

President Macron addressed concerns of overreliance on Chinese technology as the Dutch Prime Minister called for NATO sea patrols to protect wind farms against potential attacks.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said it was better to talk of “robust and constructive” ties than a new cold war.

While the move is reversible, the Kremlin contemplates more such asset seizures.

Afraid that any more recognition would only embolden their own ethnic minorities, seven countries, including Spain, voted against Kosovo’s CoE admission. Another five, including Ukraine, chose to abstain.

Greenpeace can take its legal challenge against the UK government over new oil and gas licences to a full hearing, a court has ruled.

European countries increased their military budgets faster than at any time since the end of the Cold War.

According to a UN report, the first quarter of 2023 has been the deadliest in six years for migrants taking the central Mediterranean route from Libya to Italy.

Trade deals, visa-free travel, and “more migration opportunities” are just a few of the proposed EU strategies to prevent countries from defecting to Beijing’s camp.

Larger platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, are to ensure that mechanisms are in place which would prevent ‘disinformation’ and ‘deceptive content’ from going viral.