President Biden cited Republican lawmakers who have attacked his policies but whose constituents have benefited from billions in federal funding. Give this articleShare full article In South Carolina on Thursday, President Biden pointed out that many Republican lawmakers had voted…
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s PSOE party could govern alongside the new progressive platform Sumar even though the centre-right party, Partido Popular (PP/EPP), is primed to win the upcoming general elections and gain a significant number of seats in parliament, a…
The Dutch cabinet must provide greater clarity on the future perspectives for Ukrainian refugees currently staying in the country, notably regarding their residency status and return home, the Advisory Council on Migration (ARM) wrote in a report published on Wednesday.…
Bulgaria’s largest GERB party leader Boyko Borissov, the parliamentary backbone of the country’s new pro-EU government, is waiving his parliamentary immunity to continue the money laundering investigation against him – known as ‘Barcelonagate’ –, he announced on Wednesday. The investigation…
The times when the Visegrad Group united on EU migration policy are now long gone as only Poland and Hungary continue to voice their opposition to the Council’s recently proposed relocation scheme while Czechia and Slovakia back it. While the…
A longtime vaccine skeptic, Mr. Kennedy is leaning heavily on misinformation as he mounts a long-shot 20
The Belgian State and the Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (Fedasil) were condemned by the Brussels French-speaking Court of First Instance for their ordinary misconduct in the management of the asylum crisis, Belga reported on Wednesday. The State…
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak could decide next week on whether to accept an arrangement that would finally see the UK obtain access to the €95 billion Horizon Europe research and development funding programme after two and a half years…
The German government has adopted a first draft for the 20
The main contention points in the European Parliament’s debate about an EU broadband law are how to deal with tower companies and the rules for permits, while divisions over the senders-pay principle loom in the background. The Gigabit Infrastructure Act…