The news that matter in Europe
The news that matter in Europe
The ban on public display of the symbols of terrorist groups came into force in the country
Laws banning Nazi salutes and the display or sale of symbols associated with terrorist groups came into force in Australia today, as the government tries to respond to a rise in anti-Semitic…
The Vatican has confirmed the ban on Roman Catholics from membership in Masonic lodges. The statement comes in response to a question from the Philippine Roman Catholic bishop, who is seeking advice on how to deal with the increasing number of his parishioners who are members of Masonic…
Hungary will not allow marches in support of “terrorist organizations,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said. “It is shocking that all over Europe there are rallies in support of terrorists,” Orban told public radio, referring to the public demonstrations that followed a weekend attack by Hamas on…
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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is considering the introduction of measures to deprive the next generation of the opportunity to buy cigarettes, the Guardian reported.
Sunak is considering anti-smoking measures similar to laws announced last year by New Zealand, which include a ban on the…
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France has no intention of announcing a restriction on cars with Russian registration, TASS reported. There is currently no change in French law. This was done by the Baltic states of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia. They were followed by Finland, and then by Poland, as reported by the Polish news…
La chambre basse du parlement russe – la Douma d’État – a adopté le 14 juillet 2023 en troisième et dernière lecture un projet de loi interdisant la réalisation d’opérations de changement de sexe, a rapporté Reuters. Le projet de loi interdit aux médecins de “réaliser une intervention médicale destinée à changer de sexe humain”…
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Under a new law, suitcases must be carried rather than dragged through the streets of Dubrovnik’s old town in Croatia, and anyone caught rolling their luggage will be fined €265.
Anyone planning to visit Dubrovnik this summer should make sure they don’t get caught out by the new rule…