Category: 3. Europe

02 May 2025

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“Multilateralism will survive whether or not the US quits multilateralism, and so someone…

“Anyone who tries to enter Germany illegally must expect to be stopped at the German border from May 6,” Thorsten Frei, the incoming head of the Chancellery, a powerful role akin to a chief of staff, reinforced earlier this week.

When asked whether Poland would accept the return of…

Friday’s ruling means the “screw is turning” on data flows to China, said Joe Jones, research director at the International Association of Privacy Professionals, which represents people working in the world of privacy globally.

“We’ve had over a decade of EU-U.K., EU-U.S. fights…

The Trump Administration filed lawsuits against two US states on Wednesday, to stop them from taking legal action against fossil fuel companies for harms caused by climate change. On Thursday, the Department of Justice (DOJ) sued two more states over their climate laws.

Officials in…

The race for European qualification is hotting up as the end of the Premier League campaign approaches.

It remains to be seen how many English teams will qualify for Europe next season. That will depend on how the clubs currently in European…

Looking both left and right

Farage was once known for campaigning in Labour’s old discomfort zones like immigration. Now he also speaks of “industrializing Britain” in language once held firmly on the left. Union shop stewards are backing Reform; there is talk that some will even…