Ministers say they want to set an example for the rest of Europe. But critics argue they are just talking tough ahead of elections.
Left-wing MPs, civil liberties campaigners, and Nigel Farage unite against Starmer’s “BritCard” plan.
AfD leader Alice Weidel accuses the chancellor of betraying voters with reckless spending.
Meloni complained that some of the conventions covering migration laws “are no longer current.”
Open Society poured at least $20 million into groups that “directly assist domestic terrorism” in the U.S., according to the paper.
The criminal migrants are handed pre-loaded bank cards and advised to withdraw the cash on landing.
Italy’s leader breaks with EU peers as more states back Palestinian recognition.
A Belgian Patriot MEP described the organisation as “a direct threat to our citizens and to democracy itself.”
Officials say new rules should be introduced forcing protest organisers to pay for damage.
The 13–12 vote leaves the final say to the full Parliament in Strasbourg next month.
Critics say ministers must now push for a “mass dismantling of government-supported agencies and charities.”
From Brussels to Budapest, critics of the far-left welcome U.S. move and demand tougher action at home.
