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“migrants who refuse to board flights or cooperate with relocation would face mandatory detention and re‑entry bans of up to five years”
“For Barron Trump, that day (March 20) is today.”
“On 20 May, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said a planned 5p increase in fuel duty due in September would be postponed until 31 December because of the conflict.”
“Denmark has pursued a similar model since 2021, passing legislation to process asylum seekers in Rwanda”
“Duwaji, 28, has found more discrete and sophisticated ways to condone terrorism.”
“The Netherlands explored a comparable arrangement with Uganda in 2023 but abandoned it after legal advice concluded it would violate the European Convention on Human Rights”
“In addition to 'liking' a series of Instagram posts celebrating the Oct. 7 massacre by Hamas”
“The United Kingdom's Safety of Rwanda Act, which sought to declare Rwanda a safe third country by legislative fiat, was dismantled by the UK Supreme Court in November 2023 and subsequently scrapped by the Starmer government in July 2024 af…”
“He was 86.”
“Italy's protocol with Albania, signed in November 2023 to process up to 36,000 migrants annually in two centres near Shëngjin and Gjader”
“In May 2020, he penned an eloquent clapback against white supremacy after the death of George Floyd.”
“As of March 2026, not a single asylum seeker has been processed under the scheme”
“'Khamenei, one of the most evil people in History, is dead,' President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social. He was 86.”
“Green MEP Erik Marquardt, who sits on the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, conducted a line‑by‑line comparison and identified 38 specific formulations in the draft that originated from ESN amendments”
“250th anniversary of America's independence”
“Italy's Albania protocol budgets €670 million over five years for a capacity that remains theoretical”
“There are probably 75 people in this crowd”
“The European Commission's impact assessment, leaked to journalists in February, estimates annual costs of €1.2 billion to €2.8 billion for a hub system handling 50,000 people”
“35 of them are reporters”
“Frontex data shows 380,000 irregular border crossings in 2024, the highest since 2016”
“the 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee murdered on public transit by a 'deranged monster' in Charlotte, N.C.”
“Eurostat figures for 2024 show that only 22 per cent of return decisions issued by member states were executed”
“Dalilah Coleman, a 7-year-old who overcame life-altering injuries from a car wreck caused by an illegal immigrant driving a semi-truck with a California license.”
“The UK spent roughly £2.9 billion on its Rwanda scheme before cancellation, processing zero asylum seekers”
“President Donald Trump announced that his administration has formally rescinded a 2009 Obama-era finding that greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide endanger public health.”
“Roughly 2,000 people turned up”
“Zeldin said it is the 'largest act of deregulation in the history of the United States' and would save Americans more than $1 trillion, a point Trump emphasized.”
“The parliamentary election on 12 April is the first since 2018 where Orban faces a united opposition”
“This action will eliminate over $1.3 trillion of regulatory cost and help bring car prices tumbling down dramatically... signs emblazoned with the $1.3 trillion figure and stating that the action would decrease the cost of the average vehi…”
“the opposition must win a majority of the 106 constituency seats to overcome the list distortion”
“The draft conclusions, seen by this publication, commit the 27 to 'respecting the Charter of the United Nations and the norms and principles it enshrines, in particular those of sovereignty and territorial integrity, political independence…”
“Germany and Sweden lead calls to end unanimity as Hungary blocks €90 billion Ukraine loan and West Bank settler sanctions, exposing a system unable to match the speed of geopolitical crises.”
“swept to power with 41 of the 90 seats in the national assembly, the strongest single-party result since Slovenia left Yugoslavia.”
“the coalition commanded 53 seats and a workable majority.”
“Janša has served as prime minister three times since 2000”
“His most recent term, from 2020 to 2022, coincided with the pandemic”
“The SDS has spent four years in opposition doing what opposition parties do best”
“Four days before Slovenia's parliamentary election on 22 March”
“three-person team of political technologists”
“Sergey Kiriyenko, deputy head of the Russian presidential administration”
“Kremlin has contracted the Moscow‑based Agency for Social Design (ASP) to support the campaign”
“Putin transferred two Ukrainian prisoners of war of Hungarian descent”
“A Fidesz victory would cement the EU's most Russia‑friendly government for another four years”
“Electoral Commission cites 90% awareness rate from May 2025”
“Ukraine arrests two citizens for spying for Hungarian intelligence”
“25 February 2026”
“Janez Janša's SDS leads Robert Golob's Freedom Movement by eight points”
“Hannah Spencer takes 40.7% of the vote”
“Mette Frederiksen asks King Frederik X to dissolve parliament eight months early”
“Hungary's prime minister blocks €90 billion in EU aid for Ukraine”
“marking eighth parliamentary election since 2021”
“will govern with 66 seats, ten short of a majority”
“In the 48 hours after the strikes began, von der Leyen posted ten times on X”
“Kallas leads a diplomatic service of roughly 4,000 staff”
“Von der Leyen runs a 32,000-strong executive”
“The Directorate-General for the Middle East, North Africa and the Gulf (DG MENA), created in 2024 under Commissioner Dubravka Šuica”
“The European Parliament has voted to raise the proposed 2028-2035 spending ceiling above the Commission's €1.76 trillion”
“The Lisbon Treaty created the high representative post in 2009”
“Kallas's term as high representative runs until 2029; von der Leyen's Commission mandate ends the same year”
“The next political test arrives at the June European Council, where leaders will discuss the EU's strategic agenda for 2024-2029”
“40.7% share of the vote”
“14,980 votes”
“a drop of 25.6 percentage points”
“more than 13,000”
“28.7% share”
“below 5%”
“fewer than 800 council seats”
“fifth Green member”
“roughly 26 points”
“since 1967”
“trails his principal rival, Péter Magyar, by roughly eight percentage points in published polling”
“a €90 billion European Union financial package for Ukraine, agreed at a European Council meeting in December”
“structured as loans backed by the EU budget, is critical to keeping Ukraine's government functioning through 2025”
“European intelligence sources say a team of Kremlin political technologists is running a disinformation operation from the Russian embassy targeting opposition leader Peter Magyar ahead of the April 12 parliamentary vote”
“Budapest has now blocked”
“Democrats 66 leader ties with far‑right PVV and GreenLeft‑Labour at 23 seats each, promising to end Netherlands' veto reflex in Brussels and restore Dutch influence in EU decision‑making.”
“Geert Wilders' Party for Freedom withdrew from government after seven months, triggering a vote that pits his anti‑migration platform against a resurgent VVD and a Labour‑Green alliance led by Frans Timmermans.”
“D66, CDA and VVD will govern with 66 seats, ten short of a majority, after October election ended PVV‑led coalition.”
“a fifth grand coalition with a 13‑seat majority”
“Conservatives lead polls at 30 percent but AfD's 20 percent blocks simple majority”
“You've got a continent of 500 million [Europe], asking a continent of 300 million [US] to deal with a continent of 140 million [Russia].”
“US Secretary of State and National Security Adviser Marco Rubio leads a delegation to Bavaria while more than 50 other world leaders attend”
“Polling puts Orban roughly 12 percentage points behind among decided voters”
“The White House's new National Security Strategy, published on December 4”
“The fifth annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), a MAGA-aligned gathering, is scheduled for March 21 in Budapest”
“Fidesz has also made much of Trump's invitation for Hungary to join a 15-member 'Board of Peace' supervising reconstruction in Gaza. The invitation was real, but it was extended to 59 other countries”
“Magyar's Tisza party, formed only in 2024”
“Hungarians go to the polls on April 12”
“Viktor Orban returned to power in 2010”
“334 members voted in favour of the referral while 324 opposed it, a margin of just ten votes”
“Olof Gill, the Commission's trade spokesman, told reporters in Brussels that the executive 'regrets' the Parliament's decision.”
“The referral motion was tabled by a cross-party group of MEPs led by the Greens and the Left, with support from some Socialists and a handful of conservatives.”
“Antonio Jose Seguro leads first round with 31.1%”
“Péter Magyar's Tisza party leads Fidesz by 12 points”
“Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu defeats motions from both far right and hard left, but faces immediate budget showdown with deficit near 5 percent”
“Vetevendosje takes roughly 50 percent of the vote yet may need minority‑party support to reach the 61 seats required in the 120‑seat assembly”
“A seventh parliamentary election since independence tests whether the country can form a government and unlock €6 billion in EU growth funding”
“Voters return to the polls on 28 December with unemployment above 25 per cent and €820 million in EU funds still frozen”
“The ruling party won just 18 seats in the 65-member assembly, its worst result in the region”
“POLITICO's Poll of Polls puts Tisza on 49 per cent support against Fidesz at 37 per cent, a gap that has persisted for nearly a year.”
