Petro Poroshenko, the former president of Ukraine charged with high treason, isn’t backing down — and he sure isn’t apologizing. On
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European Parliament opts to pick new president remotely
The European Parliament will elect its president remotely next Tuesday, overruling precedent amid Europe’s runaway coronavirus caseload. The legislative body’s
5 ways Boris Johnson’s Partygate scandal could play out
LONDON — Boris Johnson is facing the biggest scandal of his premiership after admitting he attended a 2020 drinks party
EU court slaps down Brussels, Paris and Madrid in car pollution spat
The Court of Justice of the EU on Thursday told Brussels, Paris and Madrid they have no right to challenge
The curious case of the EU’s disappearing infringements
R. Daniel Kelemen is a professor of political science and law at Rutgers University. Tommaso Pavone is an assistant professor
‘What normal person wants a war?’ Russians aren’t ready to fight for Ukraine — yet.
MOSCOW — In the center of Moscow, right under the Kremlin’s walls, Russians are still celebrating their long winter holidays. Red
High Court finds UK’s VIP lane for PPE contracts ‘unlawful’
LONDON — A fast-track lane that let ministers, MPs and officials refer their contacts for lucrative government PPE deals was
BREAKING NEWS: Former Oyo state governor is dead!
A former governor of Oyo State, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala, has been reported dead in the early hours of Wednesday in
Rosie Holt perfectly skewered Boris Johnson’s BS and a former UKIP leader’s response made it even better
Boris Johnson was typically evasive when he was asked whether he did or didn’t attend Downing Street’s now notorious ‘bring
Europeans in the dark about ECB’s role: Survey
FRANKFURT – Europeans have little understanding about the European Central Bank’s job, according to data published in the central bank’s