Huge Success For Populist Parties in Brandenburg
The Social Democrats won the regional elections by a thin margin, but governing parties took a bashing.
The Social Democrats won the regional elections by a thin margin, but governing parties took a bashing.
Nadya Williams’ work considers how secular influences have infiltrated Christianity since the beginning.
A loss for Chancellor Scholz’s SPD could put the future of the German coalition government in doubt
Von der Leyen’s fan club can enjoy their moment, crowing about their power to “shape Europe.” But she should not get too comfortable on that Berlaymont throne.
The rules on asylum and migration remain binding, and there will be no opt-out from the European treaty, Commission says.
Despite opposing the RN, Mayor of Nice advocates a firm policy on immigration.
Local issues may determine the outcome of these elections, but EU-critical parties are looking ahead to the national vote next year.
Reducing immigration is necessary for the government to “fulfill our constitutional duties,” migration minister Faber’s letter states.
The anti-immigration party is on course to secure its best-ever result.
As expected, the Patriots–the Parliament’s third largest party group—was completely passed over.
One country caved, but von der Leyen is still trying to get five others to change their picks to women.
Green Party’s Robert Habeck accused pro-peace parties of being “paid directly by Russia and Beijing.”
Left-wing nationalist Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht could become the kingmaker.
While President Macron is searching for his new PM, the zombie former government still rules the country—without any real control or authority.
The big question following AfD’s successful results is: who will govern Saxony and Thuringia?
Anti-globalist parties AfD and Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht are set to profit from the failures of the mainstream parties.
The VP’s campaign “was RIGHT to hide her from the press,” independent journalist concludes.
S&D hypocrites want greater representation while working to exclude the Patriots from all positions of authority.
Ursula von der Leyen wants a gender-balanced cabinet even at the expense of sovereignty and democracy.
Emmanuel Macron wants to preserve the ‘institutional stability’ he undermined by opting for dissolution straight after the European parliamentary elections.
“America, Britain, France, and other partners have the power to help us stop terrorism”—but if heeded these pleas from the president could escalate the conflict.
If adopted, the measure would let the Netherlands follow in the footsteps of others, including Sweden, Denmark, and Germany.
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