Austria’s Foreign Ministry has summoned the head of the EU Commission’s representation in Austria, Martin Selmayr, over his comments highlighting the country’s continued dependence on Russian gas flows and its…
The United States and the European Union on Thursday (7 September) criticised remarks about the World War Two persecution of Jews and antisemitism by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. In a…
The first lady’s brief Covid episode had threatened to upend President Biden’s trip to a Group of 20
The legislative stances of the G.O.P. leader and his usual opponents are aligned on Ukraine, spending and impeachment as he faces mounting health scrutiny. Share full article “On some things,…
The two G.O.P. presidential candidates also floated the idea of pardoning some of the Jan. 6 defendants if they are elected. Share full article Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida called…
The longtime Democratic leader, who has served in the House for close to four decades, also left the door open to running again. Share full article “Dianne comes along and…
The European Investment Bank (EIB) ought to ‘support the EU’s key public policies,’ and so must finance nuclear energy, Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton told journalists on Wednesday, effectively siding…
A discussion on housing shortages in Portugal is currently dominating the political sphere after President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa vetoed the government’s housing package, citing doubts about its effectiveness, leading…
Dozens of companies are calling on Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala (ODS/ECR) to legalise same-sex marriage so that their employees can live and work in the Czech Republic without discrimination…
MEPs are set to re-write their internal rulebook to strengthen the European Parliament’s transparency and integrity regime as part of the response to the Qatargate corruption scandal. On Thursday (7…