
Denmark Tightens Penalties for Violent Crime
PM Mette Frederiksen says immigration policy has made the changes necessary.

PM Mette Frederiksen says immigration policy has made the changes necessary.

Sweden is now the leading country in Europe for deadly violence involving firearms.

If the continued mistreatment of those accused of ‘non-crime hate incidents’ is anything to go by, individuals who pray silently are not yet in the clear.

The Spanish government has moved to strip the late Chilean leader of the Spanish Grand Cross of Military Merit, awarded to him by General Francisco Franco in 1975.

Authorities suspect weapons were to be used for an imminent plot to attack police.

Even the most ‘right-wing’ officials in the Conservative Party are sucking up to Beijing to reach climate goals.

Fund encourages member states to share defence costs amid depleted stockpiles

Member states will have to use 42.5% renewable energy by the end of the decade, despite MEPs saying it will jeopardize Europeans’ energy security and the very “future of their children.”

Amendments from ID and ECR to prevent use of human foetuses for financial gain were voted down.

BBB continues to distinguish itself as a party for the people, standing up to the crushing mandates of the EU’s Nature Restoration Law.
The results are unanimous, regardless of the political stripe of the arrondissement, Right or Left: scooters have been voted out.
The issue of bug eating has become an attack point for European populists, while advocates extoll the benefits of insect consumption to the European Green Deal.
“The only crime I have committed,” declared former U.S. President Donald J. Trump on Tuesday, “is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it.”
Shortly before the expulsion of the journalists, the government denounced a cooperation and assistance agreement signed with France in 1961.
During the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, Orbán was the first European leader to publicly endorse Trump’s presidential candidacy.
The raid relates to a corruption case against top EPP official Mario Voigt, with allegations that the CDU politician awarded a contract to design an EPP campaign app on the basis of bribery.
An event later this week will look to “promote and develop ideas” significant for Italian culture.
Deputy director of counterterrorism Susanna Trehörning said that security forces cannot wait for terror acts to be in progress before acting to thwart them.
Japan has struggled to wean itself off Russian energy imports and made the decision with the prior approval of the United States.
Reports suggest that fears over the use of nuclear weaponry, having “crescendoed” late last year, have since “abated.”
If convicted of espionage by a Russian court, Gershkovich could face a prison sentence of up to 20 years.
“From the perspective of national preservation and identity defense, the preservation of the Italian language becomes more of a priority than ever,” the text of the proposed bill reads.