
Privacy Fears as EU Moves Forward With Digital ID
Critics warn the plans to give every EU citizen an ‘eID’ will create a “surveillance state.”

Critics warn the plans to give every EU citizen an ‘eID’ will create a “surveillance state.”

Hungary has been adamant that it would block Ukraine’s entry into the EU or NATO until minority rights were restored.

A father of two claims he suffered a significant permanent brain injury after taking the vaccine.

The political agreement between Spain’s socialists and Catalan separatists is an insult to the rule of law.

Months of lobbying from the Left appear to have finally succeeded.

The vote came after Tlaib used the phrase “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” in a video message.

Alejandro Vidal-Quadras was taken to a hospital after he was shot in the face.

A blame game has started over who can do what to stop the protests.

A possible conflict of interest among MEPs who are also lovers is adding to the controversy.

“Because of this officers had to temporarily hold traffic, including an ambulance on blue lights”—Met police
Sesselman’s victory may very likely be due to “the fact that the majority of voters perceive the CDU as a green-woke party led by a Blackrock lawyer,” claimed Hans-Georg Maaßen.
Joe Biden said he would up the fight against “extreme and dangerous” Republicans.
Yousaf will help launch the basis of an independent Scottish diplomatic representation in Brussels this week as he tries to escape from the storm clouds gathering around the SNP at home over recent corruption scandals.
According to Le Monde’s sources, the EU’s Border and Coast Guard Agency
found Greece had failed to protect fundamental rights.
Observers trying to make sense of the ordeal don’t know if the mutiny was a product of an emotional outburst or internal power struggle; a well-planned attempt to overthrow Putin; or an elaborate ploy for Russia to gain leverage over Kyiv.
Greece’s New Democracy’s gamble in calling a second election paid off as exit polls revealed the party won a majority of seats as the Greek Left splintered.
Following two contrasting green levy claims, Britons can hope to be just £50 worse off, at best.
The social media conglomerate’s move is a response to Ottawa’s Online News Act, which compels Meta to pay news outlets for posting their journalism on Facebook and Instagram.
James Woudhuysen told The European Conservative that climate policy has “always” rested in the “culture wars,” with Brussels intent on “confirm[ing] who’s boss.”
While some countries will issue birth certificates that feature two mothers or fathers, they are not recognised by countries like Italy, where surrogacy is illegal.
The former prime minister’s values clash with most of those said to be held by Reform, though its leader has been coy when questioned on a possible defection.
“Today, the EU needs the Balkans more than the other way around,” the Hungarian prime minister said during his trip to Serbia and Bosnia, signing strategic partnerships and advocating for the region’s rapid EU accession.