Mark Rutte

Paying for a military instead of social security may be painful, but preventing war is considerably cheaper than fighting one NATO boss says.

South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) said on Wednesday that North Korean troops sent to Russia as mercenaries have moved to the frontlines in Kursk over the past two weeks and are “already engaging in combat” against Ukrainian forces.

In 2016 European leaders felt free to insult Trump, but caution now seems to rule where a second Presidency looks eminently possible.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte NATO confirmed recent reports that some North Korean military units were already in the Kursk region.

President Zelensky wants NATO to deploy a “comprehensive” deterrent so powerful it would prevent Russia from being able to fight any further. 

A top globalist politician once hailed as the “Trump whisperer” says he foresees a good relationship with whoever wins the U.S. elections.

Ukraine’s Zelensky embraced UK PM Sir Keir in a hug before hours-long talks on the ‘Victory Plan’ and military support in London on Thursday. 

Outgoing Dutch PM Mark Rutte, so spectacularly rejected by his own voters, has been confirmed as the next Secretary General of NATO.

Dutch to get some of the toughest border control in the Western World as anti-Islamification populist Geert Wilders makes govt breakthrough.

Turkey has told its NATO allies it will back outgoing Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte´s candidacy for the alliance’s next secretary-general.

Former Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt said Republicans who voted against the $61 billion to fund the war in Ukraine are “traitors”.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping told visiting Dutch PM Mark Rutte that attempts to restrict China’s access to technology will not stop it’s rise.

Over three months since the Netherlands sensationally swung towards right-populist firebrand Wilders the country is still without a new govt.

D.C. and London support “Trump Whisperer” Mark Rutte for next Secretary General, so the globalist politician may yet fall upward.

Could a new populist-right government rule a major European state? Here’s your complete guide to the how and who of the coming weeks.

Anti-Islamification populist Wilders is polled to come first in today’s national elections, but former a government may prove more difficult.

Forum for Democracy party leader Thierry Baudet was hospitalised on Monday after he was hit in the head with a glass bottle in Groningen.

Geert Wilders hailed a poll that put his anti-mass migration party tied for first place in next week’s general election as a “game changer”.

Leaders across Europe were quick to condemn what is being described as an “unprecedented” attack on Israel by Hamas militants.

The Dutch pro-farmer party selected a former minister who was fired for opposing to coronavirus passports as its candidate for prime minister.

A battle over the future of Dutch farming will be waged at the ballot box, with green agenda architecht Frans Timmermans entering the race.

President Volodymyr Zelenksy claimed the Netherlands will send all its F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine after meeting Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

Polling puts a left-wing alliance in first place in the upcoming Dutch elections, opening the door to a leftist coalition government.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni led negotiations that saw a migrant deal struck between the European Union and Tunisia.

Italy is on pace to see a record number of illegal boat migrants land on its shores as landings surged by 150 per cent.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced he will not seek re-election after threats emerged of a vote of no-confidence to push him out of office.

The globalist Dutch government of Mark Rutte collapsed, paving the way for the possibility of the pro-farmer party to take power.

Tunisia held talks with European leaders to discuss a potential bailout in exchange for slowing the waves of migrants heading to the EU.

Plan would see thousands of farms shut down to comply with EU climate goals, and farmers banned from ever working again to get a cash payout.

Dutch Prime Minsiter Mark Rutte backed French President Macron’s as he was mocked by Donald Trump for “kissing Xi Jinping’s ass” in China.

Mark Rutte vowed to “accelerate” plans to implement his anti-farmer agenda despite the surprise victory of the populist tractor protest party.

The Dutch insurgent populist Farmer-Citizen Movement (BBB) party dominated last week’s provincial elections to such a degree that it became the largest party in the country despite being outspent in media advertising by ten other parties.

The EU reportedly told the Dutch government impose forced buyouts of farmers in exchange for more “flexibility” on green regulations.

BBB leader Caroline van der Plas said that she expects elections within the year as the coalition government is not on solid ground.

The anti-Great Reset, pro-farmer BBB appears to have won even more seats in the Dutch senate than thought and is set to be the largest party.

A Dutch cabinet minister called for the government’s green agenda to be reconsidered after the shock victory of a pro-farmer party.