PM says euthanasia “is a matter of conscience,” while palliative care is “society’s duty towards those who are going through this ordeal.”
Liberal Donald Tusk’s speech to European Parliament: empty rhetoric and hollow promises.
The government lobby is trying to prevent any remembrance or recognition of the brutal killing of 3 million Christians.
Accusations of a state-led effort to suppress key details have sparked outrage, raising questions about transparency and trust in politicians.
The EU is being transformed into a de facto state—and Poland’s presidency will help the process, former MEP warns.
A Conversation with Paul Kingsnorth:
“Orthodoxy, unlike much Western Christianity, has not bent with the times, so … we have to build communities, even in our own homes, and try to hold to those values. It’s hard. Building communities with others will be the key. But Christians now in the West are like those in the early centuries: we are minorities in a ‘secular’ world. We have to live as such.”
Can academic freedom justify the use of taxpayers’ money for a political project?
While those in the EP panicking about “the rise of fascism” have nothing to fear, conservatives warn that “today’s EU is at odds with the new era” that began with Trump’s inauguration.
Experts complain that “any reasonable person would be deeply troubled by the one-sided nature of those being called” as witnesses.
No surprises as Strasbourg chooses to legitimize the socialist-led coup against the democratic will of a clear majority.
