Swedish Right Hails “Historic” Citizenship Rules Michael Curzon February 9, 2026 The Sweden Democrats say that the law up till now has been “absurdly generous.”
Portuguese Right Buoyed by Increasing Support and Confident It Can Win Future Election Michael Curzon February 9, 2026 Ventura has “established himself as the leader of the right” in Portugal.
Resignation of Starmer’s Chief of Staff: Hardly Enough To Shield PM Michael Curzon February 9, 2026 Labour MPs insist that “the buck stops at the top”—that is, with the prime minister himself.
As Ukrainians Grow More Weary, Giving up Land Becomes Less Unthinkable Michael Curzon February 5, 2026 Ongoing talks could determine the future ownership of the Donbas.
British Right Mocks Attempt To Paint “Every Teenager” as Extremist Michael Curzon February 2, 2026 An article by The Guardian will no doubt have delighted those using AI to put out content.
Fast-Tracking Ukraine’s EU Membership: European Leaders Push Back Michael Curzon January 29, 2026 Friedrich Merz and other senior officials have dismissed a 2027 deadline as “impossible”.
New Dutch Coalition Says Will Focus On Migration—Conservatives Are Sceptical Michael Curzon January 28, 2026 The establishment parties produced the crises dominating Dutch politics. Why should they now be trusted to resolve them?
French Lawmakers Vote in Favour of Banning Social Media for Under-15s Michael Curzon January 27, 2026 Conservatives are split on the issue, with some warning against the “Nanny State,” others saying the harms are so bad they must be tackled across the board.
European Leaders Snub Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ Michael Curzon January 22, 2026 Concerns have been raised over the Board’s broadening scope and the possible involvement of Vladimir Putin.
European Establishment Fuming About Latest Mercosur Delay Michael Curzon January 22, 2026 Officials give off the sense that they fear the agreement could still be totally foiled.
