How France is on the verge of a nervous breakdown
France heads for a nervous breakdown as it meanders toward regional elections on Sunday and an explosive presidential election in
Telegram could receive a hefty fine from Germany
Telegram could receive a 55 million euro fine from Germany. The German authorities have opened an investigation into the messaging
EU Commission Goes Legal Against German Mutiny
Germany is in trouble as European Commission has decided to take legal action against its own court’s ruling in May
G7 Summit concludes: Johnson vows to protect UK’s integrity after tiff with France’s Macron over Northern Ireland
As G7 summit in Cornwall closed on Sunday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson treaded on a path attempting to smooth
Polish man has been charged as a spy in EU parliament
A Polish man suspected of spying on the European Parliament for Russia has been arrested. He has been identified as
European Parliament to legally proceed against Commission over Hungary & Poland, gains MEPs support
European Parliament is set to legally proceed against European Commission over its failure to impose financial sanctions on Poland and
European cities have become less livable after covid hit
The liveability standards in European cities have decreased due to the coronavirus pandemic. Whereas on the other hand, cities in
Northern Irish Government Gets Its First Minister
As the Northern Irish government gets its own respect as a devolved government, it has chosen its first minister. It
Srebrenica massacre: “Butcher of Bosnia” to hear verdict on 1995 genocide
Former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic, also known as “Butcher of Bosnia”, is set to appear in UN court to
Conservative win in the German state election, Laschet hopes to make comeback by September elections
Armin Laschet, a german politician boosted his chances of succeeding Angela Merkel as German chancellor by securing a decisive victory
