The draft law submitted by the ruling Tisza party that is to establish an asset recovery office has drawn fierce criticism from the opposition Fidesz party, who warn it could target ordinary citizens.
A sudden shutdown of cooling at the Berlaymont building has sparked accusations of “feudalism” as ordinary staff swelter on lower floors while high-level commissioners keep their air-conditioning.
Washington–Tehran relations appear calm, for now, following a weekend of projectile strikes despite the ceasefire.
The announcement came during a massive rally organized by the ruling SNS, with the Serbian president saying he will lead the party’s campaign ahead of the (possibly early) elections.
The state is taking a 60% stake in a company planning an SMR project adjacent to the existing reactors that are the cornerstone of Sweden’s nuclear fleet.
The British Green Party is set to debate a controversial motion that would mandate businesses to provide “workers who menstruate” with three additional paid days off a month.
The Saudi-born psychiatrist murdered six and injured hundreds in a vehicular mass casualty attack at the end of 2024.
Store staff, including the manager, are now under fire for their non-intervention in the latest in a sequence of antisemitic incidents in the UK capital.
Weekend booze bans in the capital coincide with half-baked attempts to save water that have cut the output of power stations.
“I am the living proof of sexual violence by Hamas” says a woman in the face of United Nations “denial and indifference.”
With safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz resuming, it appears that oil prices are falling back to pre-conflict levels.
Whether Bardella or Le Pen, a national conservative leader would secure maximum vote share if an election was held tomorrow.
