EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
This article is part of our special report Europe’s social democrats stake out their pre-election ground. The right-wing camp in Europe always presents a united front regardless of internal differences,…
Europe’s top rights court on Thursday (23 November) ruled Poland violated Lech Wałęsa’s human rights in a case stemming from allegations the celebrated pro-democracy leader was a Communist agent collaborating…
Most Poles do not believe that the ruling PiS’ party will succeed in forming a new government despite winning the elections and the president’s nomination, according to a poll published…
The centre-right and conservative groups in the EU House have accused the Greens, Socialists and the Left groups of double standards – comparing Spain to Hungary and Poland – for…
The document that sets out France’s 2030 energy targets and was submitted for public consultation that the Energy Ministry unveiled on Wednesday has insufficient data to judge the actions taken…
Moving towards full employment, strengthening the welfare state, and improving gender equality are some of the objectives within Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s new government’s new budget plan, Education Minister and…
Czechia wants to devote a larger part of the EU’s Just Transition Fund to large-scale strategic projects that have long faced criticism and are connected with significant risks, said Czech…
Ministry workers are leaving their posts after the Smer-SD party took power, citing interference and incompatibility, as government members spread hoaxes and pro-Russian narratives in a team that is losing…
The Bulgarian government survived a second no-confidence vote on Wednesday – which had been filed based on allegations that the cabinet had failed in the field of defence and national…
While the victory of the Dutch far-right PVV party whets EU nationalists’ appetite for seeing a return to “national identities”, the possibility of Geert Wilders leading the country – or…