Ukraine Troop Deployment ‘Pledges’: European Hesitation Dominates Zoltán Kottász August 19, 2025 Russia has made it clear it will not accept NATO soldiers stationed in Ukraine.
Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Italy, at Least 26 Dead TEC News / AFP August 13, 2025 The Mediterranean has witnessed countless similar tragedies, as migration to Europe continues unabated.
Sebastian Kurz Blasts EU Migration Policy, Opposes AfD Boycott Zoltán Kottász August 7, 2025 “If journalists like the election result, it’s democracy. If they don’t, it’s populism,” the former Austrian chancellor said in an interview.
Italy Approves €13.5 Billion Plan for World’s Longest Suspension Bridge Lukács Fux August 6, 2025 The green-lighting of the mega-project bridge linking Sicily to the mainland has sparked both praise and controversy.
EU Court Deals Blow to Meloni’s Albania Migrant Deal TEC News / AFP August 1, 2025 EU court backs Italian judges who blocked migrant transfers to Albania.
Italian Senate Passes Law Against Those Who “Consider Women Inferior Beings” Michael Curzon July 24, 2025 The justice minister said there is a problem with ethnic groups who “lack our sensitivity toward women.”
Netanyahu: Israel “Deeply Regrets” Gaza Church Hit Michael Curzon July 21, 2025 A statement from the Israeli foreign ministry said the country “never targets churches or religious sites.”
Disunited EU Stumbling in the Face of Trump’s Trade Escalation Michael Curzon July 14, 2025 Brussels can’t get a grip on its own response to U.S. tariffs, so it’s looking to others to come up with one for it.
Asylum Reform Named a Priority for Danish EU Council Presidency Tamás Orbán July 1, 2025 Denmark could change the tide on the migration debate by mainstreaming ideas previously labeled as “far-right.”
Meloni’s Albania Protocol Faces Another Wave of Attacks by Activist Judges Javier Villamor July 1, 2025 The Italian government now must defend the outsourcing of asylum processing, something even Brussels endorses, in courts.
