“The fact that house searches are conducted based on mere rumors is a devastating testament to the state of the rule of law in Germany,” MEP Petr Bystron said.

States that don’t do enough to stop emissions can be ordered to pay “full reparation to injured States,” the court said.

The political Right emphasized that the law must not create a ‘right’ to assisted suicide, even if it exempts it from prosecution.

Kicking men out of women’s events at the 2028 LA Olympics brings us one step closer to reclaiming single-sex spaces.

The liberal chair’s apparent reluctance to put Islamic political influence on the agenda is not only “unacceptable” but also raises questions of hidden conflicts of interest.

‘Hashtags’ pointing to a “famine in Gaza” and “Gaza Holocaust” are being boosted to the top of social media pages.

The center-right Poland 2050 was denied the deputy prime minister post it asked for, which was instead given to Foreign Minister Sikorski, a member of Tusk’s own party.

The Commission chief unlawfully delegated interview duties to her chief of staff for a top legal position.

Working Europeans face hundreds in extra annual costs, analysis finds.

The Digital Services Act is shielding European politicians from public criticism, the DoS stated on social media.

Spending on Germany’s armed forces is expected to reach 162 billion euros in 2029, more than triple Germany’s defence budget before the war in Ukraine.

The Council of State of the Netherlands cited the “systemic failure” of Belgian asylee reception.