Thousands of pro-European opponents gathered this Saturday for the third consecutive day next to the Georgian Parliament to protest against…
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Scholz hopes to come back with messages of caution about the war in Ukraine
The battered German Social Democratic Party (SPD) and its worn-out candidate, the still chancellor Olaf Scholz, are confident of a…
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Ireland votes for the continuity of the center-right, according to polls
Carlos FresnedaSpecial Envoy Dublin Updated Saturday, November 30, 2024 – 14:16 49% of Irish people opt for continuity and prefer…
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Costa rings the EU bell
The bell that Charles Michel used to start the meetings of the twenty-seven European heads of State and Government has…
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Strength above words, by Xavier Mas de Xaxàs
Mediterranean Europe welcomes China with open arms because there is no antidemocratic sin that cannot be forgiven with money. Today,…
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The black hole of European defense
On November 23, Mark Rutte, Secretary General of NATO, and Donald Trump, President-elect of the United States, were photographed smiling…
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Angela Merkel goes on world tour with her book
Merkel will present her book in Washington on Monday with former US President Barack Obama Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel…
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British spy chief accuses Russia of ‘astonishingly reckless’ sabotage in Europe
The head of British foreign espionage, Richard Moore, accused Russia this Friday of carrying out a “stunningly reckless campaign” of…
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Ireland and the irritated voter syndrome
The symptoms are clear: governments of any kind that fall like flies or are punished by voters irritated with the…
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Irish coalition parties prepare for re-election, according to exit polls
The leftist Sinn Fein has won the elections again, but without enough margin to govern A man votes in the…
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