Top EU Court Sets Dangerous Precedent on Gender Identity Zoltán Kottász October 7, 2024 Ruling could force conservative governments to abide by the progressive policies of Brussels.
Germany Tries To Stop Violent Criminals With Information Campaign Zoltán Kottász October 7, 2024 With knife attacks committed daily, police in North Rhine-Westphalia publishes leaflet intended to deter criminals from carrying blades in public.
Austria: FPÖ Leader Wants Chance To Form Government Zoltán Kottász October 7, 2024 Voters of the centre-right ÖVP do not want a return to the grand coalition with the left, poll reveals.
EU Court: Police Can Access Mobile Phone Data for Minor Crimes Zoltán Kottász October 4, 2024 The verdict comes after Austrian police attempted to unlock a suspect’s phone.
Brussels Sues Hungary Over Sovereignty Law Zoltán Kottász October 4, 2024 The European Commission appears unconcerned that its own ‘Defence of Democracy’ package is similar to the criticised Hungarian law.
German Foreign Minister: Censor Social Media To “Protect Democracy” Zoltán Kottász October 2, 2024 The EU Commission plans to set up a body to tackle “disinformation,” blaming it for the rise of populist parties.
Suspected Attacks on Israeli Embassies in Denmark and Sweden Zoltán Kottász October 2, 2024 Stockholm has previously accused Iran of recruiting gang members in Sweden.
Germany Arrests Chinese Woman on Espionage Charges Zoltán Kottász October 1, 2024 The suspect is accused of spying on Germany’s defence industry and passing on information to a former aide of MEP Maximilian Krah.
Motion To Ban AfD Could Be Discussed in German Bundestag Next Week Zoltán Kottász October 1, 2024 The losers of the recent regional elections continue using all available legal methods to punish the second most popular party.
Right-Wing FPÖ Likely To Be Sidelined Despite Winning Austrian Election Zoltán Kottász October 1, 2024 A ‘grand coalition’ of the two establishment parties would only have a razor-thin majority.
