In a press statement Kurz declared, “I am neither a saint nor a criminal.” Giving thanks for his years in politics, he said, “for me, a new chapter in my life is beginning. I’m looking forward to spending time with my child and my family before I devote myself to new professional tasks in the new year.”
Fines would be imposed on unvaccinated senior citizens in Greece.
The National Assembly approved the extension of the legal deadline for performing an abortion.
While the ideological divisions between Swedish political parties are centered around immigration, they reflect a deeper, more principled disagreement between the political mainstream and a resurgent conservative movement.
Lina Axelsson Kihlblom, a 51-year-old former school principal who was born a man and 'transitioned' in the 1990s, has been
Inflation in the Eurozone has reached the highest rate since the euro debuted in 1999.
Cardinal Sarah emphasized the importance of maintaining one’s cultural identity, roots, and tradition.
La España Vaciada, a grassroots citizen’s movement, officially registered as a political party last September in the face of severe population loss in rural Spain.
The French Right is entering the presidential election with three candidates who will compete for the place of challenger to Emmanuel Macron: Marine Le Pen, Éric Zemmour, and the Les Républicains candidate who will be nominated on Saturday.
Today marks the end of Barbados as a Commonwealth realm and its re-birth as a republic.
The Belgian government is considering deleting the category of gender on all Belgian identity cards.
The World Economic Forum (WEF), perhaps best known for its annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland which brings together the who’s who of the global liberal elite, has canceled all public events that were set to coincide with January’s meeting, citing security concerns and death threats.
