Category: 3. Europe

Crisis deepens in Ireland over government’s lopsided deal with independents – POLITICO

Britain has negotiated a lease on the base for at least 99 years, which could be extended, but conservatives at home and abroad have accused Starmer’s government of needlessly giving up the islands — and warned the deal at they could allow China to get a toehold in the region. Joe… Continue Reading

The SPD leadership met Thursday to finalize their negotiation strategy. The party delegation will include eight senior SPD officials along with Secretary General Matthias Miersch. Key figures on the team include Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, SPD deputy chair and labor minister Hubertus… Continue Reading

The U.K.’s ruling Labour Party has a 103-year winning streak in Wales, but that could end next May. POLITICO talked to officials, politicians and disillusioned steelworkers to track the rapid rise of Farage’s Reform UK.

The U.K.’s ruling Labour Party has a 103-year winning streak in Wales, but that could end next May. POLITICO talked to officials, politicians and disillusioned steelworkers to track the rapid rise of Farage’s Reform UK.

Les aides publiques, à elles seules, ne suffiront pas à stopper le déclin industriel de l’Europe – POLITICO

Nick Thorpe, Mircea Barbu & Paul Kirby In Bucharest & London EPA Andrew Tate, in the foreground, is a former kickboxer who has described himself a misogynist British-American influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate – who are facing trial in Romania on rape and trafficking charges – have arrived in the… Continue Reading

Paul Kirby Europe digital editor Reuters Ocalan’s letter was read out on big screens in Diyarbakir and other mainly Kurdish cities Abdullah Ocalan, the jailed leader of the outlawed Kurdish group PKK, has called on his movement to lay down its arms and dissolve itself. His statement, read out in a… Continue Reading