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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EU Commission Calls on Germany to Cease Border Controls and Reemphasise Schengen
The EU Commission seeks to have the Schengen Agreement enforced more consistently in the future. The responsible EU Interior Commissioner
‘Promising Signals’ Brexit Deal is Possible – Donald Tusk
President of the European Council, Donald Tusk has said he has received ‘promising signals’ that a Brexit Deal is possible
Germany Fails to Convince Other EU States on its Refugee Proposition
Germany’s Interior Minister Horst Seehofer and his EU counterparts sought to decide on a distribution mechanism for migrants rescued in
No-Deal Brexit Could see UK Debt Levels Reach 50- Year High
UK debt could climb to almost 90% of national income for the first time since the mid -1960s in the
135 arrests in London Relating to Extinction Rebellion Protests
Police in London have made 135 arrests in relation to the latest wave of protests by environmental activist group Extinction
Rise in UK Infant Mortality Rates ‘Significantly Associated’ with Increase in Child Poverty
A new study carried out by researchers in the UK shows that increases in child poverty are significantly associated with
Johnson says new Brexit proposal ‘attempt to bridge the chasm’
Addressing the House of Commons today (Thursday), British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called the latest proposal to reach a deal
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.
