Sumar leader wants to end ‘tax injustices’ in Spain
To achieve a fairer country, the government should do more to end “fiscal injustices” and pave the way for “economic democracy in terms of public revenues”, Spain’s Labour Minister and…
February 2024
Von der Leyen has complicated relationship with Germany en route to second mandate
In her own country, the European Commission president’s green push has made her more popular with political opponents than her own conservative CDU. The tricky relationship reinforces pressure for her…
Trump Fully Devours the Republican Establishment
Long a dominant force over the party’s institutions, he is now moving to fully eradicate their independence and remake them in his own image. Share full article Former President Donald…
Biden Set to Visit East Palestine, a Year After Fiery Train Derailment
The president will face a politically divided community anxious over the long-term health consequences of an environmental disaster. Share full article President Biden is expected to give remarks on Friday…
Trial Will Test Trump’s Limits of Reaping Political Gain From Legal Woes
The first of four criminal trials Donald Trump is facing is set to begin late next month, but his inner circle sees a silver lining in the timing. Share full…
Portugal forecast to see solid job growth, high economic activity
Portugal is projected to see “solid employment growth” and a “high level” of economic activity, the European Commission said on Thursday, downplaying a slight downward revision to its forecast for…
Burning of Vucic effigy tests Croatia-Serbia relations
Relations between Croatia and Serbia continue to deteriorate after an effigy of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić was burned at a carnival in Kaštela, a town near Split. At the end…
Romania to maintain the same energy price cap for another year
Romania’s cap on energy prices will remain unchanged until March 20
Each day, one child in Serbia is diagnosed with cancer
One child in Serbia is diagnosed with cancer every day, and one child dies every week, according to the NURDOR Association, on the occasion of International Childhood Cancer Day. According…
Divided Greek government greenlights same-sex marriage with opposition votes
The Greek government passed a bill on Thursday to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption thanks to the votes of progressive opposition parties, as 51 lawmakers from the ruling conservative New…