‘Democratic Memory Law’ Prosecutor Has a Conflict of Interest
Legal associations have slammed the appointment of Dolores Delgado, noting her romantic relationship with a former judge who heads the main organisation likely to present her cases.
Legal associations have slammed the appointment of Dolores Delgado, noting her romantic relationship with a former judge who heads the main organisation likely to present her cases.
The Polish opposition attempts to take power by getting the EU involved, MEP Balázs Hidvéghi remarked, adding that Poland “is able to follow its path without constant lessons from the West.”
Poland’s climate minister said “there is no analysis of the social and economic impact” of banning the combustion engine, “which is scandalous.”
The last three remaining German nuclear plants shut down in April could have provided 25% of the country’s needed household energy.
A segment of Spanish society—the Left’s leaders, if not their voters—has been too quick to paper over the difference between lawful politics and violence.
This comes after relatives of the deceased filed a complaint last Thursday, asking that a 2016 sentence requiring this exhumation be carried out.
George Soros officially passed on the torch last week to his son Alexander who promised to continue the Foundation’s work and influence next year’s presidential elections in the United States.
UsForThem founder Molly Kingsley told The European Conservative that the government was “intent on monitoring and flagging inconvenient and unpalatable truths.”
The sole reason is to get more leftist votes, MEP Tom Vandendriessche told The European Conservative, but added that the youth might no longer be as susceptible to the progressive messages as Brussels thinks.
Eleven seats will be added to reflect demographic changes, while another 28 will be reserved for a new “transnational list,” but the instrument does not have Council support so far.
Elements in the ruling German coalition hesitate to back a ban, while consensus in the EU on the Green Transition begins to fall apart.
An FBI source claims that the U.S president and his son, Hunter Biden, had been paid $5 million each by the executive of Ukrainian energy company Burisma.
The lord of the underworld and his Persephone stand before the stark fruits of Puritanism and modern industry.
Meat products could be removed from German menus in the future as the Green Party-led proposals aim to target meat consumption.
Any resulting deal “promises to reshape the media landscape,” according to reports.
A German think tank with far-left links has proposed the government ban the populist-conservative Alternative for Germany (AfD) as the party has surged into second place in recent polling.
MEPs are battling over last-minute amendments to allow the use of biometric surveillance for criminal activity, as the five-year legislative ordeal looks set to drag on.
The U.S. federal Department of Justice has indicted former President Donald J. Trump over handling of classified materials found last year during an FBI raid of his Florida residence in an unprecedented move.
Bernanos and Poulenc dare us to ask why men of differing opinions would condemn their fellow men to death, leading to new waves of chaos and destruction.
There is a practice in the affairs of government as old as government itself: diversion politics. When a political leader is under scrutiny for missteps or failed leadership, it is a good time to create a distraction.
On a tour of France’s cathedrals, Henri—now nicknamed “the hero with a rucksack”—crossed the path of the Syrian murderer and tried to protect the children from his attack.
“Brussels is abusing its power,” PM Viktor Orbán said after the migrant redistribution scheme was pushed through by the majority. Poland and Hungary voted against it, while five other member states abstained.
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