Poland’s Constitutional Court unanimously ruled that foreign same-sex ‘marriages’ cannot be recognized in national law, defying EU pressure to submit to the LGBT agenda.
The EU blocked the ‘Save Europe Act’ citizens' initiative, ruling that its call to halt non-Western immigration and return ‘unintegrated’ migrants violates EU values.
Opponents of the bill have warned the measure prolongs mass surveillance powers while paving the way for mandatory monitoring of digital communications across the EU.
COMECE and Caritas Europa said the EU's new deportation rules threaten the ‘dignity’ of migrants but did not address rising crime linked to mass migration in several member states.
EU lawmakers reached a provisional deal banning AI systems that generate non-consensual ‘intimate’ imagery, with Europe’s Catholic bishops praising the measure.
PM Donald Tusk apologized to homosexuals and said that the government will recognize foreign same-sex ‘marriages’ despite Polish law acknowledging marriage as between one man and one woman.
‘Bureaucrats in Brussels have tried to destroy the economy of Hungary,’ Vance declared, adding, ‘They have tried to make Hungary less energy independent’ and ‘drive up costs’ for Hungarians.