The former prime minister has vowed to fight the EU on migration and the Green Deal “madness.”
Youth care homes—the current form of sanction for underage criminals—have been widely criticised as “nurseries for crime.”
Authorities ruled out political or religious motives behind the incident, which comes at a time of heightened tensions in Germany.
A miscount in a local German mayoral race has reignited doubts about February’s national vote
AfD and other parties denounce Schleswig-Holstein’s treaty as cultural self-abandonment.
Anti-discrimination law is being weaponised to silence dissent on gender ideology.
Former PM Janez Janša accused the left-wing government of intimidating conservatives at a time when it is struggling in the polls.
“It is already statistically proven that this wave of migration has fuelled crime. To deny that would be irresponsible.”
Zbigniew Ziobro said “In a lawless state one can hardly expect anything else.”
A deeply divided electorate faces a tense vote shaped by economic hardship and accusations of foreign influence and political intimidation.
Prime Minister Robert Fico said the constitutional amendment aims to create a “constitutional barrier against progressive politics.”
Speakers from across Europe argued Hungary’s tough border stance spared it from the chaos now gripping Western nations.
