Right-wing Forza Italia Vice-President Antonio Tajani (EPP) and far-right Lega leader Matteo Salvini (Lega/ID) differ widely on how to approach next year’s EU elections, with Tajani closing the door on…
The Slovak Nationalist Party and Republika, both coming from a Slovak neo-Nazi movement, are now trying to sanitise their image and may have a shot at forming a government with…
Albania’s Prosecutor General Olsian Cela presented the 2022 annual judicial activity report to parliament on Monday, noting a 162% increase in registered proceedings following the EU and US-backed justice reform,…
The cost of a week of riots in France that saw over 450 shops looted and 300
Dozens of lawmakers are seeking to loosen a law that limits long-distance flights to and from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. For some of them, success could mean a shorter…
The European Union must deliver on its policies, and democratic, centrist groups must project a vision on how to tackle the rise of extremism, European Commission President Ursula von der…
The Dutch government will play a bigger role in the country’s quest for climate neutrality by 2050, Climate and Energy Minister Rob Jetten (D66/Renew) stated during a press conference on…
Austria’s budget deficit should be halved to well below 3% of the country’s GDP by 20
Lesvos Closed Controlled Access Centre, Kara Tepes, Mavrovouni (Photo: Greek ministry of asylum and migration) Beginning on May 18, the EU-funded Lesvos “Closed Controlled Access Centre” (CCAC), which houses over…
The government’s small boats bill had key parts of it shredded by the House of Lords on Monday, as peers voted on a series of topics, including how long children…