French Interior Minister Unveils His Plan for Immigration and Crime Retailleau says no serious policy can be pursued without a European perspective. Hélène de Lauzun October 3, 2024
Lacking Volunteers, Poland Could Scrap Planned ‘Ukrainian Legion’ The defense ministry admitted that Kyiv ‘misled’ Warsaw by suggesting that thousands of Ukrainian refugees in Poland were ready to sign up and fight. Tamás Orbán October 3, 2024
British Immigration Judge Criticised for Misgendering Transgender Witness The case involves an asylum seeker who was accused of “pretending to be gay” to remain in the UK. Michael Curzon October 3, 2024
Swedish Teens Arrested for Copenhagen Blast Near Israeli Embassy Sources say the criminal ‘Foxtrot’ network ordered the attack on behalf of Iran. Christina Holmgren-Larson October 3, 2024
Croatian President Blocks Military Participation in NATO Ukraine Mission Zoran Milanović also rebuked the government for committing troops without his consent. Tamás Orbán October 3, 2024
Dutch Bank to End Lending to Customers Not Aligned with Net Zero “We’re facing a climate emergency and we can no longer afford to not face it together.” Frederick Attenborough October 3, 2024
Tavistock Child Psychologist ‘Can Still Practise’ Despite Conviction for Grooming The British doctor has not been struck off and only received a suspended prison sentence. Michael Curzon October 3, 2024
Hackers Access Contact Details of Most Dutch Police Officers in Data Breach Intelligence services say another state is likely behind cyber attack. Graham Barnfield October 3, 2024
“Hamas Propagandist” U.N. Chief Banned From Entering Israel Guterres failure to hold Iran to account for its missile strikes on Tuesday was the last straw. Michael Curzon October 3, 2024
Patriots for Europe Group Welcomes Two New MEPs From Poland With the members of the National Movement, the European Parliament’s third largest group now controls 86 seats. Tamás Orbán October 3, 2024
