Trump Says He ‘Did Nothing Wrong’ After Immunity Hearing
Mr. Trump, speaking at a Washington hotel he once owned, said that “you have to have immunity” as president. It was a core element of Tuesday’s hearing. Share full article…
January 9, 2024
Ray Epps, Target of Jan. 6 Conspiracy Theory, Is Sentenced to Probation
The onetime Trump supporter was driven into hiding after Fox News and prominent Republicans spread a false narrative that he was a government agent who helped instigate the attack on…
In South Carolina, Biden and Harris Test Policy-Heavy Pitch to Black Voters
The president’s re-election campaign is looking to rekindle support among a group that was pivotal to his 2020
French energy minister visits Prague to promote nuclear cooperation
French Energy Minister Agnès Pannier-Runacher will be in Prague on Monday and Tuesday to make progress on Franco-Czech nuclear cooperation, particularly on the construction of new reactors. Czechia, whose six…
Bratislava to build its first LNG terminal despite fossil fuel phase out
Fears that Slovakia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal could end up as a stranded investment are reinforced by experts who warn that too much LNG infrastructure is being built as…
Urgent case filed with UN torture committee over beaten Serbian opposition politician
An urgent submission has been made to the United Nations Committee Against Torture regarding the alleged kidnap and torture of Serbian opposition politician Nikola Sadulovic after he paid respects at…
Who Are the Lawyers Arguing in the Trump Immunity Hearing?
Arguing for the special counsel: James I. Pearce, a career federal prosecutor who played a role in some Jan. 6 cases; and for former President Donald Trump, D. John Sauer,…
Why EU’s proposed medicines overhaul needs global outlook
Once the lifeline of the continent, millions of vaccines have gone to waste (Photo: Pexels – Martin Lopez) Proposals aimed at overhauling the EU’s compulsory licencing system offer hope for…
Germany faces ‘unprecedented’ political fragmentation
As voter dissatisfaction is on the rise in Europe’s largest economy, Germany’s political landscape is increasingly fractured, with a new political player attempting to win over voters who turned their…
How to make the Spitzenkandidaten process work
The lack of a legal underpinning for the ‘Spitzenkandidaten process’ allowed the European Council in 2019 to ignore the successful 20