The ESN is under fire in the European Parliament and could lose its funding for “incompatibility with EU values.”
The men-only competition was part of the winter games for over a century; now the IOC’s push for more women athletes has ended its long history.
A regulatory system built around user-count thresholds may be producing the opposite of its intended effect, as online porn sites now report falling below the levels that trigger the EU’s toughest obligations.
The move follows Finland’s decision to remove its own nuclear restrictions, bringing both countries closer to NATO’s nuclear deterrence policy.
Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers called for the deportation of the two men who verbally and physically abused their victims.
The Irish teacher criticized the judge for accepting a “biased” process and contrasted his treatment with last week’s Dublin Pride parade.
An official planning report found the proposed site breaches zoning rules, but Athens says the project will go ahead as residents prepare legal action.
Once the bill passes, medical institutions will be forced to carry out assisted suicide duties, regardless of their religious or ethical objections.
Dangerous criminals, including killers and rapists, will be allowed to walk free after only serving half of their time.
Videos recorded after the barbaric assault show the man covered in his victims’ blood.
The Social Democratic government says the adhan has “no place” in Denmark as it revives plans for a nationwide ban.
A year ago, the environmentalist Left protested against air conditioning in schools and hospitals—now they are calling for installing them immediately.
