
Sunak Triples Fines for Housing or Employing Illegal Migrants
The maximum fine for employing an illegal migrant will rise in 2024 from £15,000 to £45,000—per worker.

The maximum fine for employing an illegal migrant will rise in 2024 from £15,000 to £45,000—per worker.

The measures have been noticed—and mocked—across Europe, where policymakers are busy pursuing the Green Deal.

While China was present, Russia, importantly, was not, casting doubt on the future viability of the initiative.

EPP boss Manfred Weber is bothered by AfD’s right turn as parliamentary calculus draws conservatives and more moderate populists together in the European Parliament.

Presently, with the polling figures as they are, the national-conservative Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) will be needed to form a majority coalition unless the center-right People’s Party (ÖVP) is willing to take a sharp left turn to join forces with the SPÖ along with either the Greens or NEOS.

With Ukraine’s counter-offensive having stalled, Kyiv seems to have pivoted to long-distance pinprick attacks, by which it hopes to impede Russia’s efforts in supplying its troops fighting in Southern Ukraine.

It is feared that Beijing could gain access to “huge” amounts of information about British citizens due to the Conservative Party’s drive to carbon ‘net zero.’

Nehammer’s plan, and that of his conservative People’s Party (ÖVP), is being viewed as an attempt to seduce voters away from the FPÖ in the run-up to next year’s parliamentary elections, which, the latest polls say, the FPÖ has a good chance of dominating.

The new USAID LGBTQI+ Inclusive Development Policy highlights the hypocrisy of the globalist Left, which purports to oppose colonialism but engages in brazen ideological imperialism wherever it can, in every corner of the world.

Ministers will be working more closely with social media companies to take down posts advertising illegal Channel crossings.
The leaders’ endorsement of the deal represents a major breakthrough for their countries’ deadlocked relations.
The Commission’s new repatriation plan comes as support for national-conservative parties increases—a trend that, for the moment, shows no sign of abating.
Ian Fleming’s biographer has stated that “that what an author commits to paper is sacrosanct and shouldn’t be altered.”
The prosecutor’s office confirmed that the seizures had nothing to do with the separate Qatargate scandal.
Progressive Islamist? Humza Yousaf is, “at the very least, Islamist adjacent,” reveals FWI’s latest report detailing the top Scottish candidate’s uncomfortable connections to extremism.
The rise of the Right in the small Baltic country may be part of a bigger regional trend toward conservative governments.
Woke, bisexual, socialist: Elly Schlein is the polar opposite of Meloni and is set to radically reform the failing Democratic Party.
The rare high-level meeting came on the heels of a flareup of violence in the occupied West Bank, triggering fears of escalation.
Prominent politicians, media figures, and everyday working people from Germany’s political Right and Left attended the protest.
Algerian authorities shut down the country’s oldest human rights organisation and now they’ve arrested Raof Farah, a dual French-Algerian citizen.
The dissident republican group, the New IRA, released a statement claiming responsibility for the attack.
Not getting the answers it needed in Brussels, the Budgetary Control Committee went to Spain to dig up the data on the Next Generation funds.