EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who is steering his pacifist SPD party through precedent-breaking arms shipments for Ukraine after Russia’s invasion, has been called on to engage in a diplomatic offensive…
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Despite the Eurosceptic rhetoric of the radical left-wing La France insoumise (LFI) party and its leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a new survey shows that LFI supporters largely favour the EU. The…
Hungary’s State Audit Office has issued a report about the risks of the country’s education system being “too feminine”, warning it could hurt the development of boys and create demographic…
Under pressure from public opinion and the media, a Bulgarian court of appeal surprisingly overturned an earlier ruling on Thursday (25 August) and refused the extradition to Moscow of a…
The European Commission said Thursday (25 August) it will soon reply to complaints received from MEPs about British sewage allegedly being poured into waters shared with the EU. The EU…
French President Emmanuel Macron caused a stir on Wednesday (24 August) as he spoke about entering an age where consumers will have to stop living in abundance at a time…
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Political change is much needed in Greece after it was found that the phone of socialist opposition leader Nikos Androulakis was bugged by the national secret services, Iratxe García, the…
Germany might be known for efficiency in some areas, but this does not include the digital realm, as evidenced by less than stellar internet connectivity and a cumbersome residence registration…