The judges ruled that Spain’s controversial law does not breach EU legislation, while leaving the final decision on Carles Puigdemont’s case to the Spanish courts.
The Irish teacher has been locked in a lengthy legal battle for years after refusing to use the “they” pronoun when referring to a ‘transitioning’ biological female in his class.
Italy has rejected all 12 formal migrant return requests since the EU’s new Common European Asylum System took effect on June 12.
Frontex footage shows 90 migrants being transferred, in the Mediterranean Sea off Tripoli, from a vessel controlled by masked men to a ship of German NGO Sea-Watch.
Beijing’s announcement guiding its policy on Artificial Intelligence comes one day after it launched a 29-state non-Western intergovernmental group designed to ‘steer’ global regulation.
Prosecutors say the suspect worked on behalf of Russian intelligence to vandalise war memorials, recruit accomplices and exploit historic tensions between Poland and Ukraine.
The U.S. secretary of state says Washington will work with Germany to combat violent left-wing extremist networks after the January attack that left 100,000 Berlin residents without power.
The MEP was to speak at the first CPAC conference in Britain but was told his presence in the UK would “not serve the public interest.”
Federal police intervened at an airport to detain the suspect—a German citizen of Turkish origin—who now faces charges of assault.
New charges follow an investigation into systemic data manipulation and abuse of trust within the Greek aid management agency.
More defense spending, more climate redistribution—the EU spins the biggest wealth transfer machine yet.
France’s review found 85,047 complaints of sexual violence against minors across the country.
