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London-The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that all EU member states are obliged to recognize same-sex marriages legally concluded in another country, even if domestic … Read More
EU’s controversial “Chat Control” proposal sparks backlash over fears of mass surveillance Brussels — A controversial European Union proposal that could require the scanning of private digital communications is drawing … Read More
“Almost Every German City on the Verge of Bankruptcy” – Local Leaders Sound Alarm as Municipal Crisis Deepens Berlin / Düsseldorf — A financial emergency is sweeping across Germany’s municipalities, … Read More
U.S. Sanctions Leave French ICC Judge Unable to Live a Normal Life The United States has imposed sanctions on a French judge serving at the International Criminal Court (ICC), and … Read More
Brussels — The European Commission has begun setting up a new intelligence body under its president, Ursula von der Leyen, in a move aimed at strengthening the European Union’s capacity … Read More
Lawyers for Justice Ireland Criticise EU Gender Identity Proposals Dublin-Lawyers for Justice Ireland (LFJI) has strongly criticised proposals contained in the European Commission’s LGBTIQ+ Equality Strategy 2026–2030, claiming that the … Read More
Vilnius — Lithuania’s state railway operator has announced it will suspend the transit of all oil cargo belonging to Russian energy giants LUKOIL and Rosneft to the Kaliningrad region, marking a … Read More
BREAKING: Danish farmers are in despair as cows are suddenly collapsing following the government’s new mandate requiring them to feed Bovaer to their herds. Farmers are reporting sharp declines in … Read More
According to the Ministry of Finance (Finland), the net cost of European Union membership for Finland last year averaged €55 per person. That figure is €95 less than in the … Read More
BERLIN — When Europe’s largest economy hits a rough patch, the tremors are felt far beyond its borders. A sharp drop in Germany’s industrial production this month has reignited concerns … Read More
German manufacturers are reportedly exchanging sensitive industrial data for limited access to China’s rare earth supplies, raising concerns over national security and industrial sovereignty. To secure a six-month license to … Read More
Hungarians Will Not Die for Ukraine Massive crowds marched in Budapest under the slogan “We Do Not Want to Die for Ukraine.” About the Peace March The march coincided with … Read More
