
Critics Blast Tory’s “Gross Violation of British Privacy”
Millions of law-abiding citizens will be included in a facial recognition database, treating them like “suspects.”

Millions of law-abiding citizens will be included in a facial recognition database, treating them like “suspects.”

Reforms proposed by France and Germany are unsettling conservative governments in the EU.

MEPs made no secret of their intentions when passing the law.

Former Dutch Deputy PM Wopke Hoekstra will likely take up the other half of the now-split green portfolio.

NGOs exploited the 10th anniversary of a smuggler shipwreck that killed 350 to demand ‘rights for people, not rights for borders.’

Head of migration says Catania court has made “an ideological decision”

The Tory leader is trying to consolidate support for his premiership, but everybody else seems to be asking: “Who’s up next?”

EU’s Josep Borrell says meeting is a “clear commitment of the European Union to Ukraine.”

Liz Truss wants lower taxes and smaller government; Jeremy Hunt is unsure if it’s doable before election.

Progressive author accused of ‘Islamophobia’ in what could be a test case for future free speech clashes in Spain.
The UN asks for benevolence towards activists whose demands—mainly about human rights and environmental issues—are deemed “existential.”
The accused was deemed harmless by a prison psychiatrist before being released from custody where he was being held because of an earlier knife attack.
“[T]he vile path of ideological colonialism is the one that obliterates differences, as in the case of gender culture, or when it tries to sell the restriction of freedom as progress,” the pontiff said while meeting with President Novák and PM Orbán.
China is using industrial food waste to manufacture biofuels to feed the demand for biodiesel created by EU regulation, driving up food prices in the meantime.
Although Prime Minister-elect Petteri Orpo admitted that considerable differences exist among the four potential coalition members, he is confident that an agreement can be reached to form a government.
After weeks of intense negotiations, five EU countries will lift their earlier bans on Ukrainian agricultural imports.
The just-passed reform reintroduces a double criminal scale to punish more serious sexual crimes perpetrated using violence, intimidation, or with the victim’s will annulled, for example, by drugs.
Emmanuel Macron is not the only one to be greeted with the sound of pans when he travels. All his ministers, one after the other, have also had that painful experience.
Similar to the Digital Services Act and GDPR, the AI Act attempts to imprint the EU’s value system on technologies not yet created and scarcely understood.
The closer relationship with the EU that the war has brought is also a testing ground for how a future Ukraine membership in the common market will affect current member states and the common market.
‘Small-c’ conservatives might wonder why the Tory government is so determined to remove trafficking victims from the country, given its immigration record.
The excess of vaccines procured and the exorbitant amount of money involved in the deal have many officials across the EU asking questions.