Austria’s Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has stepped down. He has proposed Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg as his replacement.
The “kingmakers” of the German election choose to talk with the winners of the election.
The EU puts little faith in the people of Europe; it prefers to oversee national policies—all for the common good, it argues—and to preach progressive values. It is a self-absorbed and overbearing organisation, drowning in red tape, one that costs billions to taxpayers across the continent.
“I believe strongly in the right of individuals to elect whether to accept or reject medical procedures. I believe this is basically the sanctity of life, that individuals have the right to control their own bodies.”
Mark Rutte is about to form a new coaliton, six months after the election.
The Social Democrat leader called for urgent talks with the Greens and Liberals.
The SPD secured 25.7% of the vote, while the conservative CDU/CSU bloc gained 24.1%.
One of the West’s problems is that at the end of the Cold War, it has been uncertain of its purpose—which has engendered a moral and political crisis, especially in the face of the threat of Islamic terrorism.
The defence of Christendom against the Turks—together with the fight against heresy—was a dominant feature of the pontificate of Pius V.
Rats crawling under a Périphérique underpass at Porte de Bagnolet. Graffitied cement cubes serving as the bases for traffic lights
If opinion polls are correct, Labour Party’s Jonas Gahr Stoere will likely get the job of forming a coalition government.
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