A parliamentary aide faces a year in prison for using his boss’s Twitter account to search for nude photos.

France’s Macron vows to do “whatever it takes” to defeat Russia; other EU leaders say war should be ended, not deepened

“These ‘constitutional protectors’ are … taking the next step in their desperate battle against the strongest true opposition force in the republic,” Joachim Kuhs, MEP for AfD, said.

Whether the measures requested by the agriculture ministers will be implemented—or make a difference to farmers—remains to be seen.

Fishermen also joined the protests, which took place at the same time as demonstrations in Brussels.

Farmers are surrounding EU institutions with strategic blockades, in their latest initiative to defend rural life against the Green Deal.

Swedish PM and NATO chief welcomed the NATO vote: “Sweden’s membership will make us all stronger and safer.”

“We are determined, we are motivated and we are committed to Ukraine’s victory,” said one of Macron’s top advisers.

Contrary to what Correctiv’s article claimed, AfD’s Alice Weidel rejected any idea of “withdrawing nationality from people who have acquired it on the grounds that they are of foreign origin.”

Liberal church leaders claim that “right-wing extremism” is currently the biggest threat to Europe.

Haley also lost the financial support of influential billionaire Charles Koch.

“To be a member of NATO together with another country means we are ready to die for each other. A deal on defence and military capacities helps to reconstruct the trust between the two countries,” PM Orbán said.