Slovak city causes outrage after celebrating with Russian embassy
Poltár, a city in southern Slovakia, invited representatives of the Russian embassy to the commemoration of the liberation of World War II, a move that was heavily criticised by the…
January 19, 2023
Biden to Visit Storm-Ravaged Northern California
The president will travel to the San Jose and Santa Cruz areas in an effort to assess how much federal aid may be needed to help the state recover from…
America Set to Hit Its Borrowing Limit Today, Raising Economic Fears
The milestone will not immediately affect markets or growth, but it sets the stage for months of entrenched partisan warfare. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Bulgarian politicians still do not officially recognise arms exports to Ukraine
Bulgarian politicians that are directly involved still do not admit whether they knew Ukraine was the final destination of the record Bulgarian arms exports in 20
Albanian PM: Country under daily cyberattacks
Albania is still experiencing daily cyber attacks following a serious attack from Iran in 20
MEP: EU Conservatives will soon be ‘necessary interlocutor’
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Greek wiretapping scandal: EU rule of law under threat
This week on the Beyond the Byline podcast, we take a deep dive into the latest developments on the Greek spyware scandal, and the response – or lack of –…
French far-right group on trial for plot to kill Macron
Members of a far-right French group have gone on trial over a plot to kill President Emmanuel Macron during a World War One memorial ceremony in 2018, planning terrorist attacks…
Austria to spend another €200 million to reduce electricity prices
The Austrian government wants to reduce the burden of high electricity prices on households by covering 80% of network tariffs, while authorities look to tackle price gouging by utility companies.…
Qatargate: despite Panzeri’s accusations, Tarabella is ‘serene’
Belgian MEP Marc Tarabella (S&D) told RTL on Wednesday that he was serene and did not receive money or gifts from Qatar after being accused by former MEP Pier-Antonio Panzeri…