“We’re done. The gloves come off today. We’ll talk to everyone, but we bow to no one,” the right-wing leader said.
Rejecting the calls for legal action, von der Leyen also asked commissioners not to attend the event to avoid “provoking Orbán on his own turf.”
Student activists clash over whether a core antisemitic argument should be incorporated into student union policy.
The city saw a similar attack recently as street violence becomes ever more common in the Austrian capital.
With local police unable to put an end to the drug wars on the street, the European capital is not for the faint-hearted.
The sentencing comes ten years after the German carmaker was caught installing software in cars to manipulate emissions tests.
After weeks of bargaining for peace between Russia and Ukraine, now the Ukrainian forces will be allowed to strike targets outside its territory.
The Polish health minister condemned the attacks as “barbaric” and called for tougher sentences on those that have been found guilty.
Jonas Gahr Store stated in Turku that the Law of the Sea applies in the case of the autonomous Danish territory.
19% of Brussels residents “often” or “always” feel unsafe in their neighbourhood according to the latest Security Monitor.
The Baltic country bucks the unease with which the rest of the EU treats this cutting-edge technology.
“Two losing parties form a coalition, despite the fact that Germans have voted to have a right-wing government. To me, this is profoundly undemocratic.”
