France’s Social Media Ban Struck Down
Constitutional judges say child protection cannot justify indiscriminate restrictions and loosely defined age checks France’s Constitutional Council has in… Constitutional judges say…
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Iceland Weighs EU Talks | The European Times
Referendum campaign enters final fortnight with membership, sovereignty and democratic influence at stake Icelanders will vote on 29 August on whether thei……
Heat, Rights and Slow Growth Shape Europe’s Week
Courts, security concerns and climate pressure competed with a crowded cultural and sporting calendar from 10 to 15 August Europe’s five-day news…
Europe Deepens Taliban Contacts | The European Times
Five years after Kabul fell, deportation diplomacy collides with Europe’s human-rights commitments Five years after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan,…
Farage Returns as Inquiry Resumes
Clacton voters restore the Reform UK leader to Parliament as a £5 million gift probe reopens Nigel Farage has returned to Britain’s…
Poland Foils Alleged Russian Assassination Plot
Warsaw says the intended target was a US citizen of Ukrainian origin living on NATO territory Polish security services have detained a…
Preservation of Dogma in the Church (4)
By Professor Mikhail Nikolaevich Skaballanovich In the Epistles of Ignatius the God-Bearer to Tralus, Smyr, and Polycarp, some passages can also be…
Preservation of Dogma in the Church (3)
By Professor Mikhail Nikolaevich Skaballanovich The Christological heresies of the 4th-6th centuries and the series of councils they sparked raised the que……
Western Europe Swelters Again | The European Times
Britain records its hottest day of 2026 as temperatures exceed 40°C across France Western Europe faced another dangerous heat peak on Thursday,…
Turkey opens path to final end to decades-long conflict with Kurdish formations
The Turkish parliament overwhelmingly passed a law that creates the legal framework for dissolving the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and continuing the…