Corporate losses and independent experts reveal a far more severe economic fallout from April’s power outage than official figures suggest.
Tomio Okamura and his SPD party are rising in the polls ahead of this year’s elections.
Meta blames an upcoming EU regulation requiring stricter transparency for political ads.
Knives and motorcycles were allegedly used to pursue and assault young tourists, who a group of locals called ‘murderers,’ before a chase began.
The U.S. president essentially told reporters Macron is a weightless “good guy.”
Under the new rules, to be enforced by Britain’s media watchdog, websites and apps hosting potentially harmful content will be held responsible for age checks.
Video from Hampshire shows police officers dropping off so-called antiracism protestors for a confrontation with locals.
The President requested that the Constitutional Court urgently examine several articles, arguing that they may violate constitutional principles such as family unity and non-discrimination.
CDU-CSU politicians have also criticised Berlin’s fast-track approach.
While Ukraine receives unprecedented support and political backing from the EU, Hungary remains under sanctions.
President Rebelo de Sousa believes the law violates “the principles of equality and non-discrimination.”
The German capital’s local government is abolishing a regulation that forbade teachers from wearing the hijab in schools.
