The UK Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards has launched an investigation into Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. The investigation was prompted by his receipt of a large financial gift amounting to around £5 million shortly before his election to the House of Commons. According to Sky News, the funds were transferred...
King Charles III has reaffirmed the UK’s unwavering support for Ukraine
In his traditional King’s Speech at the opening of the new parliamentary session, King Charles III of the United Kingdom confirmed that the United Kingdom will continue to support Ukraine in its fight for freedom. The text of the address has been published on the British government’s official website. “In...
How the AfD is undermining Germany’s security from within
In spring 2026, AfD took a step no mainstream party in postwar Germany had ever taken. Having lost a court case, it didn't appeal to a higher instance — it advised its supporters to simply stop paying taxes. This sends an important signal about what this party has become and...
Romanian judicial system rocked by major corruption scandal
Romania has been swept up in one of the largest judicial scandals in recent years. A large-scale investigation has uncovered systematic bribery among judges, affecting numerous high-profile cases across the country. According to the findings, a group of judges regularly received substantial bribes to influence trial outcomes. The sums ranged...
Over 100 Labour MPs sign statement in support of Keir Starmer
More than 100 members of parliament from the UK's ruling Labour Party have issued a joint statement in support of Prime Minister Keir Starmer. They declared that it is "not the time for a leadership contest" and urged fellow party members to focus on the work of government and restoring...
Who is profiting from the European migration crisis
A convenient but dangerous narrative has taken hold in European politics — that the migration crisis is primarily a problem of the migrants themselves. This is driven not only by the enormous sums the EU directs toward migration management, but also by growing political pressure from right-wing parties that exploit...
Rheinmetall and Destinus launch joint cruise missile production in Europe
German defense conglomerate Rheinmetall has announced a joint project with European company Destinus to produce advanced cruise missiles. The partnership aims to rapidly build up European missile capabilities amid growing uncertainty in transatlantic relations. According to Rheinmetall's statement, the new production will be based in Germany and possibly other EU...
UK government plans to nationalize British Steel
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced the government's plans for the full nationalization of British Steel. The relevant bill is set to be introduced this week. According to Starmer, the legislation will grant authorities the power to take the company into full state ownership, provided it passes a public interest...
Austria takes on Russian espionage within its borders
May 4, 2026, Austria declared three Russian diplomats’ persona non grata. But behind this decision lies not a single incident, but a long history of Vienna becoming one of the key centers of Russian signals intelligence in Europe. According to Austrian intelligence services, sophisticated antenna infrastructure has grown on the...
Poland’s сorruption-accused ex-justice minister takes refuge in the United States
Zbigniew Ziobro, Poland's former justice minister and a wanted fugitive, has confirmed he is currently on American soil. The news was reported by Polish outlets Gazeta Wyborcza and TVN24. According to sources, Ziobro and his wife Patrycja Kocka fled Hungary, where he had until recently enjoyed the protection of Prime...