
German Podcasters Might Face Prison or €250,000 Fine for Misgendering Trans Activist
“How should a society function in which biological realities and legal fictions come into such blatant contradiction?” one of the hosts asked.

“How should a society function in which biological realities and legal fictions come into such blatant contradiction?” one of the hosts asked.

Budapest accused Eurocrats of launching a politically motivated attack and highlighted similar practices by other EU states.

Fragrance company punished for deleted messages while EU Commission chief’s private texts on vaccine procurement remain undisclosed.

The app is accused of hosting paid political ads in violation of EU regulations, despite claiming not to.

The Tories “have had years to do this and they bring it up in their last two weeks in power,” one critic says.

Hungary has deterred illegal migrants and accepted real refugees, but the EU is not impressed.

The ECJ’s decision to punish Hungary for defending the EU’s external borders is “outrageous and unacceptable,” says PM Viktor Orbán.

“If they don’t punish us for protesting, [they’ll punish us] in a couple of years for driving our diesel tractors … ‘You will have nothing and you will be happy,’ that is what they are looking for,” said one farmer.

The maximum fine for employing an illegal migrant will rise in 2024 from £15,000 to £45,000—per worker.

Despite facing a prison sentence of up to six months, the Swedish climate alarmist has only been fined after a court found her guilty of disobeying police orders.