Portugal: New Government Tightens Immigration Rules
Tougher control of legal labor migration is not enough, surging populist party Chega’s leader says.
Tougher control of legal labor migration is not enough, surging populist party Chega’s leader says.
This was the second politically motivated knife attack against right-wing figures in Mannheim in less than a week.
Courtroom victory for conservative demonstrates the secretive process silencing unwanted speech online.
The former majority party asking for ‘unity’ rings hollow when it has no choice.
“Even though the Flemish region might be old, the Flemish people have not yet matured politically; we have just got on to the political stage, learning to assert ourselves.”
The world’s largest beer festival is banning “L’Amour Toujours” out of fear that disenfranchised Germans might be tempted to engage in politically incorrect chanting.
For decades, Dick Schoof, the highest-ranking official at the Ministry of Justice, has been an insider in what critics call the Dutch ‘deep state.’
The French and German leaders cling to a vision of an ever more powerful EU, one not shared by large swathes of sovereignty-minded European peoples.
Non-partisan organizers accused of being ‘right wing’ and ‘transphobic.’
World Health Organization chief Tedros Ghebreyesus said the outcome did not mean failure and that he would still “try everything” to “make this happen.”
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