Europe is changing. The Continent is reassessing its strategic relationships, getting serious about defense, rethinking policies on trade, accession and
Category: Politics
European Commission seeks to enshrine same-sex parents’ rights
The European Commission wants to ensure that parenthood rights are respected when people move within the EU, issuing a proposal
Keir Starmer
Given the state of the British Conservative Party, all Keir Starmer has had to do is stay still. The Labour
German cops arrest 25 far-right extremists for plotting coup
German police arrested 25 people from a far-right group on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government after unprecedented state-wide
US Democrat Warnock wins tight final Senate race in Georgia
ATLANTA — Sen. Raphael Warnock has defeated GOP challenger Herschel Walker in Georgia’s Senate runoff, giving Democrats a 51-seat majority
Scottish National Party picks firebrand Stephen Flynn as new Westminster boss
LONDON — Scottish National Party MPs picked Stephen Flynn as their new leader in Westminster Tuesday evening — in a
Freezing Eurocrats argue over heating in the Brrrrlaymont
The only degrees EU officials used to care about were those handed out by the College of Europe. Now it’s
Latvia shuts down exiled Russian TV channel Dozhd
Latvia’s media authority announced Tuesday it had revoked the broadcasting license of Russian independent TV channel Dozhd, which has been
Culture war: Russia ransacks art to rub out Ukraine’s history
KYIV — In late April, Tetiana Buliy, head of the Arkhip Kuindzhi art gallery in Mariupol, was living near Kyiv
Russian missile strikes take out power, water in Ukraine
Power and water supplies were knocked out in several Ukrainian cities Monday after a wave of Russian missile strikes. The