The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, does not want a repeat of last week’s battle between…
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Colombia to impose visas on British citizens in response to UK restrictions
The British Government explains that its decision to reimpose visas on Colombians is due to the “significant and sustained” increase…
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“Until the next war”
Even the most fearful of Beirutians has adapted to the sound of the bombs that, for three months, have broken…
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The White House chooses a fir tree that withstood Hurricane Helene as its Christmas tree
The Bidens will spend their last Christmas at the presidential residence Video A fir tree that withstood Hurricane Helene in…
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The new Commission begins a legislature marked by the radical right
Von der Leyen’s team is expected to have broader support than the president herself Von der Leyen chats with other…
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Merkel remembers in her memoirs the “close collaboration” with Rajoy, who later distanced himself from her for being “stingy”
During the ninety minutes in which Merkel returned to the stage last night, with his peculiar tone of being at…
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Macron’s right-hand man could go on trial for conflict of interest, according to the Paris Court
The judges are convinced that Alexis Kohler used the position to “impose” economic and commercial decisions that favored MSC Le…
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Italy evacuates immigration centers in Albania
The Italian Government has given the green light for the company Medihopes, in charge of managing the centers for immigrants…
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Von der Leyen’s unstable majority
Ursula von der Leyen was able to breathe easy last Wednesday. After a week of open war between the European…
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Biden celebrates the end of the “devastating conflict” between Israel and Hezbollah, and points to the same outcome in Gaza
“I bring good news from the Middle East,” President Joe Biden announced in a brief statement from the pink garden…
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