
Leftist MEP’s Twitter Hacking Ordeal Drags On in Brussels Court
A parliamentary aide faces a year in prison for using his boss’s Twitter account to search for nude photos.

A parliamentary aide faces a year in prison for using his boss’s Twitter account to search for nude photos.
The EU has made agriculture an industry like any other, a transformation almost in opposition to nature.

Populists are understandably concerned such an organisation could be politicised to spy against them.

Germany’s rebel socialist Sahra Wagenknecht is sounding out allies to form a left-wing “anti-woke” faction.

The coast guard personnel are not “monsters” as framed by NGOs, a Greek MEP responded to the accusations, but “modern-day heroes” who save 60,000 migrants from the sea every year.

If other member states try to resist, the same fate awaits them.

Athens is the latest conservative government to be accused of rule-of-law violations by Brussels.

A radical left-wing militant on trial for her role in violent attacks in Budapest has become the latest excuse for Strasbourg MEPs to twist the knife in Hungary.

The Commission dropped the planned 30% CO2 cut in the agricultural sector to appease protesters, but the newly set 90% overall reduction by 2040 will force farmers to comply anyway.

The European Greens push for earlier climate neutrality and a ‘federal’ EU in new election manifesto.