Britain’s ‘Extremism Crackdown’ Has Struck a Blow Against Stakeholderism
No group has a right to be listened to by the government simply because it claims to represent a ‘community.’
Laurie Wastell
March 25, 2024
A pan-European coalition of fed-up farmers could be forming to overthrow the EU’s Green Deal.
Critics say the ÖVP’s tough talk on migration is too little, too late.
Driver charged with “aggravated manslaughter” was under deportation order after failed asylum bid
Populist party leader Geert Wilders: We saw this coming—it’s very bad news.
FROM THE WINTER 2024 PRINT EDITION:
My ambition is for Reconquête’s ideas to win in France and in Europe.
Poland’s leftist leadership and EU loyalties seem to be enough for Brussels to unblock its funds—despite the blatant and ongoing abuse of power by Tusk’s government.
“We must not tolerate” millions of Germans voting for the AfD, the CDU party leader said.
The new law aims to deport an additional 600 migrants per year, while the country contends with 1,000 new asylum seekers every day.
“Eruption” of protests planned amid winter of unrest, with truckers backing angry farmers.
Billions in owed funding secured by the Orbán government, prompting another round of Hungary-bashing in the European Parliament
One lawmaker asked “which country will be next” if the Commission gets its way.
If the government doesn’t change course on subsidy cuts, farmers’ protests may resume, spokesman said on Wednesday,
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