Hungary’s Orban proposes referendum over controversial new LGBTQ
Hungary’s new LGBTQ law that has gathered global criticism and has been condemned by the European Union for being homophobic,
No veil in Europe, EU Court approves ban
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on the right to wear the Islamic headscarf in the workplace,
The Green Deal divides Europe, Rome and Paris
The “Green Deal,” the European Commission’s green transition package, starts uphill. And it determines the most significant split in the
Will help Belarus weather Western sanctions: Putin
President Vladimir Putin has reiterated that his government will help Belarus mitigate western sanctions imposed during Minsk’s clampdown on political
Poland Rebels Against ECJ Temporary Injunction
A top Polish court has gone one step further to undermine the power of the EU laws in the country.
EU agrees to launch infrastructure plan to counter
European Union foreign ministers, on Monday, agreed to launch a global infrastructure plan to connect Europe to the world. This
Historic victory for Italy, the Azzurri European champions
After the penalty saved by Donnarumma in Saka, Italy became the European champion, and the Azzurri were able to start
Coronavirus Delta variant spreads across Europe, it also
The Delta variant takes hold, there are nearly 30,000 new cases a day in Great Britain. Infections in France and
Which Three Leaders Should One Look Out For
Political analysts are talking about diplomatic relations between European nations and China and everyone seems to be having their own
Best-known journalist in the Netherlands shot in central
Dutch crime reporter Peter R. de Vries was shot and seriously injured in Amsterdam on Tuesday evening. De Vries was
