
UK Government Admits Using Online Safety Act To Monitor Anti-Immigration Opinions
According to Labour MP Barry Gardiner, the law—framed as a measure to protect children—is also aimed at targeting “harmful” adult discourse online.

According to Labour MP Barry Gardiner, the law—framed as a measure to protect children—is also aimed at targeting “harmful” adult discourse online.

Prosecutors say the attacker acted out of Islamist ideology and antisemitic hatred.

Key sectors and many MEPs demand greater clarity and accuse the Commission chief of acting alone.

National governments say Brussels misled them and agreed to terms that could damage their economies and credibility.

The EU has opened the floodgates to American goods while forcing France to swallow the costs, Le Pen warned.

More than two dozen Ukrainians, including a pregnant woman and 16 prisoners, were killed in Russian attacks on Tuesday.

A leaked directive reveals the BBC instructed staff to dismiss counter-narratives and blame a new Israeli-backed aid body for distribution failures in Gaza.

The PM’s visit to Turnberry turned into a one-sided masterclass on political reality, leaving him overshadowed.

Western countries have accused Kazakhstan of flouting sanctions.

In the Netherlands, “terrorists are free and Jews are boycotted,” National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir responded.
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