European Parliament Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until 2026 TEC News / AFP November 26, 2025 The Brussels decision reflects growing pressure from businesses and trading partners to ease environmental regulation.
The Collateral Damage in a Dictatorship of Choice Dualta Roughneen November 23, 2025 The expansion of choice comes with the erosion of society’s bonds, where interdependence requires personal care and personal relations.
Montenegro Under EU Pressure After Passing New Intelligence Law Zolta Győri July 30, 2025 The law notably broadens the authority of the domestic intelligence agency and allows for the collection of citizens’ personal data without requiring judicial oversight.
Slovenia’s Battle Over Life and Death Has Just Begun Jonathon Van Maren July 21, 2025 “When autonomy becomes the supreme value, eligibility for assisted suicide tends to expand over time.”
Denmark To Fight Deepfake Content With Changing Legislation Zolta Győri June 27, 2025 They are the first country in Europe to combat this issue which is getting more concerning as AI is being developed at a rapid pace.
Architecture Under Fire for Moral Absolutism TEC News May 26, 2025 Drawn to Net Zero and enforced diversity, the profession has allowed politics to replace thinking and innovation.
Scotland: No Country for Young Men Roger Watson December 9, 2024 Police Scotland will target young men with “with ideas about white-male entitlement” under the new Hate Crime Act.
Spain: Socialists Propose Scrapping Public Input on Laws Bridget Ryder May 20, 2024 The measure is another way to chip away at the country’s democracy.
Meloni vs. Deepfakes: Italian Government Submits AI Law to Parliament Tamás Orbán April 24, 2024 The law would punish illegal AI-generated content distribution with up to five years in prison.
Macron Unveils His Drastic Plan for Euthanasia Hélène de Lauzun March 11, 2024 After enshrining abortion in the French Constitution, president comes out in favour of assisted suicide.
