The Pros and Cons of Keir Starmer’s Intervention

In a document viewed by POLITICO and distributed by Moldova to EU officials shortly after the parliamentary election, the government detailed how Orthodox priests in the country were instructed to spread disinformation daily instead of only on Sundays. Moreover, Moscow provided guidance on establishing and managing Telegram channels, a messaging platform popular in Russia.
The government also note

Polling stations throughout Italy have opened for a pivotal two-day referendum on judicial reform, presenting a significant political moment for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government. The vote focuses on a proposal to reform the judiciary by establishing distinct career paths for judges and prosecutors. This proposal has polarized the political landscape and united the center-left oppo

Today’s major story in European basketball extends beyond the court. Recent reports reveal that the EuroLeague and its licensed clubs now hold a valuation exceeding €3.2 billion. This development coincides with a pivotal period for the sport. As the NBA and FIBA consider a new European competition, this valuation serves as more than just a financial update; it’s a declaration that Eu

Delmastro Delle Vedove faced a criminal conviction earlier for leaking official secrets. Justice Ministry chief of staff and former MP Giusi Bartolozzi is charged with allegedly covering up the arrest of a Libyan warlord, who was later flown out of Rome despite an International Criminal Court warrant. Bartolozzi criticized prosecutors during the campaign, labeling them an “execution squad.” No com

Isaac Hammouch, Belgian-Moroccan journalist and writer
In a Middle East defined by fractures and proxy conflicts, the United Arab Emirates uniquely balances security, stability, and strategic influence. Central to this is Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
The UAE is not in an isolated bubble; it faces real threats, with missile and drone attacks targeting vital infrastructure. Yet, the country defies

In its 15th edition, a Lithuanian tree claimed the prize for the first time. The Oak of Laukai’s win came after changes to the online voting system, which previously favored larger nations and sparked conflict between Polish and Spanish tree enthusiasts in the past year.
Poland had triumphed in the last four contests, largely due to backing from followers of the Polish Instagram humor page Make Li

They mentioned that collaboration among like-minded partners would involve a security conference on the subject, potentially taking place in London or Portsmouth, where the Royal Navy is based on England’s south coast.
NATO chief Mark Rutte and British PM Keir Starmer appear to be at the forefront of efforts to resume traffic through the Strait, despite skepticism from other allies.
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The groups highlight various alleged abusive practices, such as a lack of transparency regarding ticket categories and seat allocation, a “variable pricing” system that can increase prices over time, and the limited availability of tickets initially advertised from $60.
“When you buy that ticket, you don’t actually know what you’re buying,” Armangau stated.
“It means attending the 2026 World Cup h

Europe is actively pursuing its competitiveness agenda. Reducing business regulations has become a key focus in EU policy, and Brussels is considering new strategies to boost industrial capabilities. The single market is gaining renewed political focus and undergoing a rebranding.
However, with a new Middle East conflict exacerbating geopolitical and economic challenges, there’s growing advo

Elly Schlein, leader of the opposition Democratic Party, expressed confidence in defeating Meloni in the next general election, highlighting the significant and unexpected democratic participation as a clear message to the current government to focus on the country’s actual priorities.
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, leader of the populist 5Star Movement, welcomed “a new spring and a n