Spain Amnesties Catalan Separatists, Including for Violent Crimes
Government choice to not go through normal parliamentary channels signals desperation to keep coalition together
Carlos Perona Calvete
March 7, 2024
The German chancellor’s call comes despite his own reticence to send weapons to the beleaguered country.
German police union chief dismisses allegations of ‘far-right infiltration’ as “malicious.”
Over 50,000 of those refused asylum were allowed to stay in the country and receive state assistance.
Rail workers plan a three-day strike starting Wednesday while farmers vow to escalate their protests.
Pressure remains on Donald Tusk’s left-liberal government to protect farmers’ interests and expand the ban on Ukrainian agricultural products.
Tractor convoys blockade cities as anger erupts over coalition government’s plan to slash farming subsidies
The European Conservative spoke to a journalist exiled from state broadcast channel TVP World about media freedom under Poland’s new government.
The Italian PM ignores concerns that ratifying the fund would force Rome into bailing out foreign banks.
Outraged by his coalition’s tax burdens, farmers confronted Robert Habeck, who fled the scene in a ferry.
The protests are a thorn in the side of the new Polish PM.
The Central Election Commission’s confirmation of the results comes against the backdrop of protests sparked by accusations of widespread voting irregularities.
None of the Meloni government’s policies have reduced illegal immigration so far.
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