Arrest of alleged rapist follows the separate rape convictions of two small-boat sex offenders.
Rebranded seasonal beverages are now on offer—amid controversy.
Leïla Y., who cared for the couple’s children, faces trial after admitting to poisoning their meals because they were Jewish and ‘rich.’
“The rebellion begins,” the Hungarian PM stated.
Orbán described the latest agreement as “a new, absurd, and unjust attack.”
At the MCC conference scholars from four continents will look at how preambles shape identities and legal frameworks.
As the national conservative politician takes office again, it signals a possible end to Ukraine aid and a tougher line toward the EU.
Lawmakers warn that weak oversight of EU grant programmes may have allowed politically active networks to gain legitimacy and influence across multiple member states.
Authorities admit using tear gas in riots last year, but contest the allegation that a long-forgotten military chemical agent was deployed.
Contrary to what globalists are saying, the Trump administration does not “hate Europe.” It hates what Europe has become under decades of failed leadership.
Judges ruled the activists lacked intent to damage the artwork, leaving the museum to absorb nearly €15,000 in repair costs.
Tensions escalating: U.S. officials accuse Brussels of targeting American tech companies—X insists the Commission misused a loophole in its ad system.
