With the farmers’ voice seemingly no longer present in future negotiations, the sight of tractors amassing in protest is poised to once again become common in the Netherlands.

The Federal Ministry of the Interior said that authorities have already prevented two Islamist attacks this year.

Only two out of seven criteria have been fulfilled for accession talks to begin. Corruption and the lack of fundamental minority rights remain among the biggest concerns of Brussels.

The leading motion put forward by the Federal Program Commission will be voted on at the AfD’s federal party conference in Magdeburg at the end of July.

A group of demonstrators said NATO was responsible for “millions dead” and criticised a new consultation over Ireland’s alleged pro-NATO leanings.

Reports suggest that Ukrainian pharmacies have seen a sky rocketing of demand for iodine tablets, which help to block the absorption of radioactive iodine.

The European Commission must now decide whether it will attempt to sway Hungary to amend the legislation, do away with it entirely, or call on the Luxembourg-based court to level fines.

The EU has sent its top gun in the form of Commission official Thierry Breton to prepare Twitter and Facebook for new hate speech regulations.

Despite accusations of negligence on the part of the Greek authorities, the conservative New Democracy is likely to secure one of the strongest right-wing majorities in the nation’s history.

The change comes just as the Belarussian government loosened restrictions on non-European migrations coming into the country who could cross into Poland.

“Technological solutions to decarbonise aviation won’t become a massive-scale reality any time soon, so depicting flying as a sustainable mode of transport is pure greenwashing,” the deputy director general of umbrella group BUEC said.

The association Right to Die with Dignity lamented the “lack of commitment” to assisted suicide by private health providers.