“Read here what you are not allowed to read,” the new publishers wrote.
Critic says Labour is offering “excuses for violent assembly.”
Nearly 40,000 pig and poultry farms are subject to the law.
Two suffer gastric problems following swimming competition and are forced to withdraw.
A 17-year-old perpetrator had committed 34 criminal offenses in 31 months, but still wasn’t arrested.
Campaigners say the prime minister “seems ignorant of the civil liberties implications” of incoming measures.
The Commission argued it refused a freedom of information request to avoid “misunderstandings,” but the watchdog did not buy this excuse.
The interior minister claimed crime would be reduced to “virtually zero”—that clearly has not happened.
EU lawmakers demand suspension of Hungary’s Schengen membership, yet Russians still need visas to enter and are still subject to the unchanged rigorous security procedures.
Pedro Sánchez’s hard-left allies have come out in support of the repressive president.
The U.S. Secretary of State claimed Iran and Hezbollah could strike Israel as soon as Monday.
Western backsliding from defending democracy accelerates after terror leaders are killed.
