A critic said the event amounts to “state-organised paedophilia.”
The Belgian capital is facing a surge in violent crime, mostly linked to migrant drug gangs.
The liberal prime minister was asked to stay away from negotiations with EU leaders.
The right-wing FPÖ has denounced the “asylum fraud” tolerated by the government.
A major breakthrough is unlikely, but the fact that the U.S. and Russia are negotiating gives peace more of a chance than ever before.
“We’re going to see a radical lurch to the Right over the next five to ten years.”
The case is the latest in a growing series of court interventions that have angered governments across Europe.
The Hungarian PM rejects “attempts to set conditions” for the Trump-Putin meeting “to which leaders of the EU were not invited.”
Knife attacks, sexual assault, murder—police officers have a hard time coping with migrant crime.
“The war in Ukraine has deformed freedom of speech in the EU,” the Slovakian PM said.
The chancellor’s decision is not only an abandonment of party policy but also a betrayal of his campaign promise to defend Israel.
With Washington driving negotiations ahead of the Alaska summit, EU leaders are split on how to prevent a deal that could cost Kyiv its territory.
