Italy’s Intransigence on Transgender Issues Gives Hope to Europe
While liberal human rights groups are calling Meloni’s government names, Rome is adamant to protect the country’s youth.
Zolta Győri
August 6, 2025
The text enables swift safeguards—and even urgent action—when imports hit producers at a regional or sectoral level.
The law fines users for banned online content and restricts VPN use, with critics calling it a crackdown on “thought crimes.”
Ex-PM Andrej Babiš claims the military surveilled politicians and journalists. The army denies wrongdoing.
New figures reveal that non-German nationals made up a third of all identified shoplifters in 2024.
Finland, once a global education leader, is restricting student phone use after a sharp fall in OECD performance rankings.
Survivors say South Yorkshire officers were complicit in grooming gang exploitation and traded drugs for sex with children.
A Sarajevo court has upheld a prison sentence and six-year office ban for the president of Republika Srpska, who defied Bosnia’s peace overseer.
Former prime minister Ivo Sanader is set for release after serving nearly two-thirds of an 18-year sentence for corruption.
Berlin secures deal with U.S. for fast-track delivery of new systems
EU court backs Italian judges who blocked migrant transfers to Albania.
The inconsistency of the French authorities in recent weeks have led to corrections and backtracking in refugee policy.
State-run NHS banned similar practices, but ex-Tavistock staff at GPHC are now free to treat minors under a regulator branded “unfit for purpose.”
