U.S.: Daniel Penny Acquittal a “Watershed Moment for Common Sense”
Activists tried—and failed—to portray this Marine as a racist murderer.
Activists tried—and failed—to portray this Marine as a racist murderer.
The demand comes as budget negotiations and coalition stability hang in the balance.
Spain’s royal couple attended the memorial service, to public applause.
Police seize firearms, cash, and €7 million worth in crypto from individuals linked to Georgescu.
A global “axis of authoritarian countries” is uniting against the West, so Europe must be ready too, Kubilius said.
The patriotic Right’s co-leader declared that the “prosperous country that our grandparents and parents had built up” no longer exists.
Commentators warn that another mass movement of people could push the continent to “breaking point.”
Every deportation of a criminal foreigner “is a victory for our country,” says Danish immigration minister.
Battlefield realities may push Zelensky into giving up some of his country’s territory.
European leaders have celebrated the “positive and long-awaited development,” but peace ise not guaranteed to follow.
Non-Christian secular names also rose in popularity
Human traffickers, paid by over 90% of illegal migrants trying to reach Europe, will face more effective prosecution and harsher punishment.
France is still on the brink of bankruptcy, but Barnier’s budget wouldn’t have changed the game.
Unsurprisingly, the Tusk-appointed new budget commissioner said Budapest’s anti-corruption reforms were “not quite what we were hoping for.”
The party wants to pull Germany out of the EU, the euro, and the Paris Agreement.
The judge increased the penalty, saying the prosecution’s request did not “adequately reflect the seriousness of the facts.”
One of the country’s poorest regions is now attracting workers
The outgoing U.S. president tried and failed to secure billions in new aid and to push younger Ukrainian men into the firing line.
How will Labour deliver on their promise to “return law and order” by taking police off the streets?
The agreement is intended to help balance the commercial relationship between the two countries—with potentially serious consequences.
The two conservative governments will play a key role in bridging Brussels and Washington during Trump’s second term.
The Left demands Macron’s impeachment, while the Right calls for his resignation.
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