Category: 3. Europe

Markus Söder, premier of Bavaria, Germany’s largest state, wants to do away with current rules governing access to aid money for Ukrainian refugees living in Germany. The head of the Christian Social Union (CSU), part of Germany’s conservative…

Last month, during a two-hour press conference billed as “a moment of truth,” the French prime minister unveiled his draconian plans to drastically cut public spending in 2026.

The plans include slashing two of France’s 11 public holidays, reducing the number of civil servants…

In the spring of 1495, the French army, under the reign of Charles VIII, faced an unexpected enemy. Soldiers weren’t battling an advancing foe but rather a mysterious and grotesque disease. What began as…

EDITOR’S NOTE: U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) represents Ohio’s 4th congressional district, which includes Richland, Ashland and Morrow counties.

WASHINGTON D.C. — House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) recently led…

Former Romanian President Ion Iliescu, who presided over the country’s chaotic transition from communism to democracy, has died aged 95.

Iliescu had been diagnosed with lung cancer and hospitalised in early June in Romania’s capital, Bucharest.

“It is with deep regret that the government announces…