
Former ECHR Judge Caught With Antisemitic Twitter Account
Calls are being made to revisit cases the judge presided over involving Jews.

Calls are being made to revisit cases the judge presided over involving Jews.

The Parisian Olympic organisers are so confident that they have no plan B in case the water quality tests are still bad at the time of the Games.

Abascal’s family received multiple threats from the Basque terrorist group ETA before the group disbanded in the early 2000s.

Peterson vows to take the case to the Supreme Court if needed, but if his appeal is dismissed, he’d attend the course and broadcast it in the name of free speech.

High installation costs and poor efficiency in below-freezing temperatures make heat pumps a bad choice for Scotland.

Spanish bicycle production remains at record levels, doubling the value it had in 2022.

The dismissal of the general for denouncing radical progressive policies has fueled speculation of a growing rift between Lega and Prime Minister Meloni.

The director had come under sharp criticism for not having taken seriously warnings of possible thefts at the museum.

AfD’s surging popularity says more about the growing dissatisfaction with the political elite than about ‘extremism’ in Germany.

The French said they had “taken note of the putschists’ request” but that the junta lacked the authority to make it.
The political winds have changed. In the wake of President Macron raising the retirement age from 62 to 64, his already dismal approval ratings and popularity have sunk even lower, as two recent surveys reveal.
The raid has affected the EPP’s tense office politics amid a larger pushback against plans to take the group to the Right ahead of the 2024 elections.
‘Spyware,’ created by military experts, has been key in bringing drug lords and mafia leaders to justice but has also been used by governments to spy on its opposition, both civic and political.
Pope Francis called for rejoicing over the fact that “the Lord has built us a bridge to life” in defeating death, making it “the most important and beautiful day of history.”
France and others seek guarantees that the money will stay in the EU, but others are not sure about the capabilities of the European defense industry.
The issue of abortion pills, which has been expanding below the surface for some weeks, now looks ready to burst into the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Dutch Foreign Ministry expressed concern over Marije Vlaskamp and her interviewee, Chinese dissident Wang Jingyu, having faced “such far-reaching intimidation.”
China views France as the keystone among European nations to draw closer to itself, as it seeks to lure others away from U.S. influence.
According to statistics, the Muslim community practises their faith more than the Catholic community in France: 5.8% of the population are practising Muslims; 4.35% are practising Catholics.
“The police authority believes that the issue is fundamentally important and that it is, therefore, urgent that it be examined by a higher authority,” the Swedish police wrote in a press release published on its website.
An award-winning progressive blogger who has been active since 2009 was rumbled as an elaborate scam despite garnering a significant online following and mainstream praise.
In Beijing, French President Macron and European Commission President von der Leyen tried in vain to sway Beijing into siding with the collective West over Ukraine.