The EU opened the gates. Now it’s fighting over who pays
Behind the chaos on Spain’s African borders lies a deeper struggle over money, sovereignty, and who gets to decide Europe’s future On the last days of July, over 50,000 illegal…
Behind the chaos on Spain’s African borders lies a deeper struggle over money, sovereignty, and who gets to decide Europe’s future On the last days of July, over 50,000 illegal…
The French president could be replaced by Ukraine skeptics next year, potentially throwing NATO efforts to support Kiev into disarray, the paper’s sources say French President Emmanuel Macron’s departure from…
Esmaeil Baghaei was commenting on an American airstrike that hit a family home and killed three people, including a two-year-old, last week US airstrikes on residential areas and other non-military…
Trump’s promises to Erdogan made headlines, but law, Congress, and entrenched security politics still decide what actually moves An official letter sent by the US Department of State to Congress…
Brussels has quietly restored access to Russian sable pelts, a high-end fur used by European fashion houses, citing the lack of alternative suppliers Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has mocked…
Europe’s governing body keeps wealth at the top while using FIFA, Russia, and Israel to defend its power As I sat in the Olympic Stadium in Athens on Thursday night,…
A prolonged drought has pushed the Danube River to record-low levels, revealing long-submerged relics Several sunken World War II-era Nazi warships have resurfaced in the Danube River amid a major…
Washington’s sanctions against Gustavo Petro and its worsening ties with Bogota had little to do with Donald Trump’s war on drugs, Rosa Yolanda Villavicencio has told RT Israel is at…
The Ceuta crisis was supposed to serve as “punishment” for Madrid’s stance on the Middle East conflict, Tehran has argued The US and Israel orchestrated the mass migrant crossing from…
With conflict spreading and old forums faltering, Manila became one of the rare places where powers still chose dialogue In late July, the Philippines did something that has become increasingly…