Democrats see Russia as the devil, Republicans don’t, indicating how ‘America First’ transformed into a modern anti-war movement.
In contrast to Bern’s apparent reluctance to allow arms exports to Ukraine, a recent poll showed that half the country supported more flexible rules regarding neutrality.
Another €2 billion was pledged under EU Foreign Affairs chief Josep Borrell’s three-step plan to solve the ammunition problem, involving significant production overhaul.
The Commission aims to make the regulation mandatory for all email and messaging apps currently in use. According to critics, Chat Control would effectively mean “the end of privacy of digital correspondence” in the EU.
ChatGPT keeps sending EU lawmakers back to the drawing board, as regulating a technology whose implications cannot be fully grasped yet can be quite tricky.
Half of the political and economic power must be for women, socialist PM Pedro Sánchez said, but feminists remain skeptical.
The International Criminal Court has no competence to persecute Russian war crimes in Ukraine. But perhaps the ICPA, launched by the Eurojust’s Joint Investigation Team will do.
According to the SPD’s arbitration commission, the former chancellor was only “guided by the desire to use his connections to end the war.”
The robot will help the cabinet with advice based on real-time public opinion screening on social media platforms, said Prime Minister Ciucă.
Ironically, the MEP had been involved in parliamentary work to combat violence against women only a month ago.
Financial incentives and long-term support could facilitate voluntary repatriation, Swedish Migration Minister Maria Stenergard believes.
During his first apostolic visit to the country, the pontiff will meet Prime Minister Orbán and President Novák as well.
