Migration, competitiveness, defence, enlargement and a farmer-oriented agricultural policy will be at the forefront of the upcoming EU Presidency.

“They don’t care about reality, they don’t care about the results of the European elections, and they don’t care about the will of the European people.”—Hungarian PM Orbán.

Politicians, celebrities, and the media are pulling out all the stops to prevent an RN victory.

Police repeatedly face life-threatening situations, but the government is unwilling to take action—on crime or migration.

Two former Portuguese colonies are pressing for closer ties to Russia, against a backdrop of military coups and political repression.

“What kind of god?” asked Tucker Carlson as Joe Rogan described the possible replacement of humans by AI.

British PM Rishi Sunak can make pledges all he likes, but “a furious nation simply isn’t listening,” one commentator said.

Even secular observers have been disturbed by booze-fueled discos in ancient cathedrals.

Ursula von der Leyen is scrambling for enough votes in the Parliament for reelection, and she could also be excluded from the talks in the Council about her own position.

Conservatives should combat Serbia’s social and cultural degeneration, but this has not happened.

Mayor says AfD is “not welcome” and that he wants to be “at the forefront” of Antifa protests against the party.

In a fiery debate before the EU elections, Buxadé accused Spain’s governing socialists of being allied with Hamas and Iran.