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DUBLIN — If you’re a Northern Ireland Assembly member, the cost of political failure at Stormont will be around 800 quid a month. Secretary of…
Read more →EU countries have become increasingly violent toward migrants and asylum seekers at their borders, a report by the Border Violence Monitoring Network launched this Thursday…
Read more →People in Europe can get Google to delete search results about them if you they prove the information is “manifestly inaccurate,” the EU’s top court…
Read more →Ukraine struck two Russian bases hundreds of miles from its border using domestically-modified Soviet-era drones, signaling a deadly new capability for a country that relies…
Read more →Europe is changing. The Continent is reassessing its strategic relationships, getting serious about defense, rethinking policies on trade, accession and energy security. Broadly speaking, it’s…
Read more →The European Commission wants to ensure that parenthood rights are respected when people move within the EU, issuing a proposal Wednesday to cement the principle.…
Read more →Given the state of the British Conservative Party, all Keir Starmer has had to do is stay still. The Labour Party leader is poised to…
Read more →German police arrested 25 people from a far-right group on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government after unprecedented state-wide raids Wednesday morning. “The defendants…
Read more →ATLANTA — Sen. Raphael Warnock has defeated GOP challenger Herschel Walker in Georgia’s Senate runoff, giving Democrats a 51-seat majority next year and capping off…
Read more →LONDON — Scottish National Party MPs picked Stephen Flynn as their new leader in Westminster Tuesday evening — in a move seen by some as…
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