MEPs vote to increase EU Parliament size as row with ministers continues
MEPs on Monday voted to create 11 extra seats in the European Parliament while also saving 28 for the potential creation of a transnational constituency ahead of the 2024 EU…
June 13, 2023
Top Spanish diplomat to take key spot in Sumar
Agustín Santos Maraver, Spain’s ambassador to the UN in New York, will accompany Yolanda Díaz, Labour Minister and presidential candidate of the new progressive platform Sumar, into the election campaign…
Austria’s ex-chancellor Kurz faces new bribery accusations
Austria’s former right-wing chancellor Sebastian Kurz has been hit by a new slew of corruption allegations involving electioneering and opinion poll manipulation with public funds, adding to the special corruption…
Nikki Haley and Tim Scott Show Openness to Criticizing Trump
The two candidates for the 2024 Republican nomination have begun to move away from solely denouncing the Justice Department. Give this article By Neil Vigdor June 13, 2023Updated 10
Will Trump Take a Mug Shot or Get Fingerprinted?
Normally, defendants in criminal cases are fingerprinted and photographed to help identify them. Give this article Former President Donald J. Trump did not have a mug shot taken during his…
Dutch present long-awaited measures to buy out largest nitrogen polluters
The Dutch government presented its long-awaited efforts to entice the country’s largest nitrogen polluters in the agricultural sector to sell their farms, allowing about 3,000
English Channel sees record number of crossings this year
Over 600 migrants were detected attempting to cross the English Channel on Sunday, the highest number in 2023, according to the latest figures published by the Home Office on Monday.…
Finnish government closer to forming despite tensions
The four right-wing parties currently in government formation talks are edging closer to an agreement, the likely future prime minister, Petteri Orpo, has said amid possible tensions. Finnish government talks…
Renewed protests in Poland as hospitals refuse abortions
Polish pro-choice activists are planning new countrywide protests against strict abortion laws and medical personnel refusing to provide legal abortions after another woman died due to pregnancy complications. Ongoing pro-choice…
New Slovak government ends mass support measures
Slovakia’s new caretaker government will end the blanket support the previous executive greenlighted to help crisis-stricken households during the pandemic and the energy crisis and shift towards more targeted support,…