Poland’s Ruling Conservatives Hammer Opposition in Categorical Election Win
For the first, the far-right Confederation gained representation in the Polish parliament.
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Ivan Dikov is a Bulgarian journalist and author. He studied political science / international relations and history at Dartmouth College and later in Sofia, in the Eastern Balkans. He’s served for five years as the editor-in-chief of Bulgaria’s largest English-language media – Novinite.com. As a freelancer, he has collaborated with media from the US, the UK, Germany, and Australia.
Rewarding Erdogan, Forgoing the EU: the Moral from Volkswagen’s New Factory in Turkey
The EU should rethink its state aid rules when it comes to foreign competition, and the EU multinationals - their
Ukraine Is the Most Important Country for the EU. Here’s Why
Size and a desire to join set Ukraine apart from the rest of the world in a unique way as
Kurz Triumphs in Austria’s Early Elections in Wake of Strache Scandal
Austria could be headed for a conservative - green ruling coalition.
France Starts Paying Final Respects to Late Former President Jacques Chirac
Chirac is now deemed the best President of France, alongside Charles de Gaulles, according to a public opinion poll.
Toulouse Sees Skirmishes in Revived Yellow Vest Protests across France
The Yellow Vest protest movement in France has persisted 10 months after its inception.
Concern Grows over Neo-Nazi Extremism in Germany Based on Weapon Seizures
Germany's far-right radicals appear to be rearming, according to an expert observer.
High Time to Rip Off the Brexit Band Aid. Rip Fast, Rip Hard, and Once and for All
In the three-and-a-half years since the Brits voted to leave the Union, the opportunity cost from the Brexit process has
9 ‘Catalan Separatists’ Busted in Spain for Plotting Independence Referendum Terrorist Attack
The detainees are said to be members of the "violent wing" of the CDR, a grassroots network founded ahead of
50,000 Rally in Bratislava Demanding Total Abortion Ban in Slovakia
The "National March for Life" in the Slovak capital was organized by the Catholic Church, and also backed by a
Perhaps East Germany Is Not Atavistic but Rebels against Some Extremes of the Old West
The main difference between East and West Germans 30 years after the Reunification seems to be that the former