Businesses fear that efforts to look tough on Beijing, which have the potential to be more expansive than moves by the federal government, could have unintended consequences. Share full article The proposed site of a corn mill that Fufeng USA,…
The former New Jersey governor has relentlessly taunted Donald Trump, hoping for a dramatic onstage confrontation. It appears he is not going to get what he wants. Share full article + Former President Donald J. Trump’s plans to skip the…
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Former Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz has been charged with giving false testimony before parliament, the Austrian prosecutor’s office for economic crimes and corruption said on Friday (18 August). The conservative politician and his former chief of staff, Bernhard Bonelli, are…
Dutch far left and right parties criticised outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte (VVD/Renew) for circumventing parliament following his announcement on Sunday that the country would provide Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets. Rutte’s announcement came during a surprise visit of Ukrainian…
The survey suggests a remarkably stable G.O.P. race in the state less than five months before the caucuses. Share full article Former President Donald J. Trump at a dinner in Des Moines hosted by the Republican Party of Iowa last…
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has criticised Michał Kołodziejczak, the leader of the leading farmers’ movement-turned-political party which joined the opposition Civic Coalition (KO) electoral bloc last week, calling him an agent or an idiot after his comments about the US.…
Bulgaria’s two largest parties accused President Rumen Radev of being a risk to Bulgaria’s future in the European Union on Saturday, citing his constant political attacks on the government, his influence in society and the pro-Russian line the country has…
With less than a year until next June’s European elections, much depends on the answer to one question: will Ursula von der Leyen seek a second term as European Commission president? If, as expected, von der Leyen decides against pursuing…
Germany would benefit from a change in government, according to 64% of Germans who responded to a new poll as the country’s three-way coalition kicked off the second semester with a new round of infighting. Polling institute INSA interviewed respondents…