
Why Change the Law When You Can Change How It’s Applied?
The political class wants to demoralize opponents, disenfranchise citizens, and demonstrate power.
The political class wants to demoralize opponents, disenfranchise citizens, and demonstrate power.
You can’t replace Italians with non-Italians and still call it Italy.
The ‘illegal content’ probe marks the first use of the controversial Digital Services Act against a large social media company.
Delays and bad decisions have left Europe behind in the space race.
The EU is using the Israel-Hamas conflict as a fig leaf for extending its control of the internet—but online censorship will not solve the problem of Islamism.
The conference was an important light in a country that is fast emerging as one of the last remaining total liberal holdouts.
The new Irish hate speech law will carry a penalty of five years in prison, potentially even for memes, thanks to the hard work of Soros-funded NGOs skewing the data to present one of the most tolerant societies as anything but.
What happened to Elon Musk’s free speech pledge? The European Conservative also has a “search selection ban” on the influential social media platform.
Elon Musk’s message has been well-received by many, but the actual compensatory process is as yet unclear.
Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter to X is part of a swirl of events that pits the volatile entrepreneur against the EU as new copyright lawsuits and hate speech legislation loom on the horizon.