Nine countries ask the EU to respond to political use of migrants
Interior ministers from nine member states wrote to the EU Commission asking to reassess the approach to the emerging exploitation
Protests against the green pass break out in Italy
The customers of the indoor venues seem to appreciate and indeed require strict control to be sure they are close
The EU opens its borders to American travelers, but the US does not to Europeans
The borders of the United States remain closed to most European travelers, even if vaccinated, and the Delta variant –
More protests in France against the green pass
There are at least 37,000 in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, from Nice to Marseille, about 16,000 in Paris in four
Hungary threatens to leave the EU when it has to contribute to the budget
In its daily confrontation with the European Union, the self-described “illiberal” majority elected in Budapest, the regime of Viktor Orbán,
In the UK, Boris Johnson introduces the third mandatory vaccine dose
The third dose of the Coronavirus vaccine arrives in the UK. After some recent studies that would show how the
L’affaire Charlène: Prince Albert’s wife has been in South Africa for months
Princess Charlène has not been in Monte Carlo for months. She has been stuck in South Africa, her homeland, officially
Malta, Daphne Caruana Galizia has been killed by a corrupt government
The State should take responsibility for the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. According to the Court, the Maltese investigative journalist
Srebrenica Massacre: UN official Inzko bans genocidal denial, Bosnian Serbs don’t approve
Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic is being celebrated as a wartime hero by Bosnian Serbs and ethnic Serb leaders.
Corinna sues Juan Carlos of Spain: “He spies and threatens me”
Corinna Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein has no intention of giving up what she believes is due to her on the part of
