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The author of the post wrote that on November 24, the Court in Strasbourg is set to issue a ruling on the turning back of illegal immigrants at the border. He added that the Court has been delaying for a year in deciding whether the turning back of individuals crossing the border is in accordance with the protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights and suggested establishing a "European Convention." #imigracja #prawaczłowieka #Europa #PL #EU (translated)

The author reported that the European High-Speed Rail Network was voted on in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, and Łódź is to be at the center of the European connection network. He invited to a panel on Sunday at noon and wrote that Magdalena accepted the invitation to the Freedom Games. https://t.co/92CZLQYLMs #EurpejskaSiećKolei #Łódź #IgrzyskaWolności #PL #EU (translated)

The author wrote that in Strasbourg he spoke about the idea of easing sanctions on the production of luxury goods in Russia, which he deemed absurd. He recalled the 1930s and stated that American machine tools helped build the heavy industry of the USSR, and they were purchased with money from the export of Ukrainian grain during the Holodomor. https://t.co/LsVq6dDneK #Rosja #sankcje #Historia #RU #UA #US (translated)

The post referred to a resolution approved in Strasbourg against the escalation of Russian attacks in the EU, particularly in the Black Sea. The author wrote that the text was passed by a very large majority, with the opposing votes from the far right and colleagues from the M5S. https://t.co/yVbS7EDHpI #Ue #MarNero #Crisis #EU #RU (translated)

Ilaria Salis reported that the police had conducted searches at the European Parliament offices in Strasbourg and Brussels. She wrote that the investigation concerned the alleged misappropriation and diversion of over 4.3 million euros of European public funds by the Identity and Democracy group during the legislative term 2019-2024. Salis recalled that the now-dissolved group included Matteo Salvini's League and Marine Le Pen's National Rally, which in the meantime had merged, along with other parties, into the so-called Patriots. She criticized the League, recalling the 49 million confiscated for the electoral reimbursement fraud, and argued that the Patriots, while often accusing others, seemed to have a controversial relationship with public funds. She specified that it was up to the investigations to ascertain any responsibilities. #ParlamentoEuropeo #FondiPubblici #Corruzione (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the new EU regulations are intended to make it easier for passengers to assert their rights in the event of canceled flights, issues with ticket refunds, or obtaining compensation. He stated that the European Parliament adopted them in Strasbourg by a vote of 652 in favor and 2 against. https://t.co/wrmyeDD09E #loty #prawo #UE #EU #PL (translated)

The author of the entry described the streets of Strasbourg as supposedly safe, claiming that soldiers with long guns were present at every turn. He asked what the politicians from KO and those who criticized the construction of the wall on the eastern border by PiS and wanted to accept migrants into Poland, as well as those who ran around with pizza, think about this. He attached a link to the post. https://t.co/Y9KdEvrS8V #Strasburg #bezpieczeństwo #migranci #PL #FR (translated)

The author wrote that an important week dedicated to supporting Ukraine, security, and energy costs was starting in the European Parliament in Strasbourg. As priorities, he indicated the revision of the ETS system and blocking ETS2. He stated that during the energy crisis, families and entrepreneurs needed relief instead of additional bills, and added that he had fought for that. https://t.co/25ys7La4xc #UE #Ukraina #bezpieczeństwo #UA #EU (translated)

The author wrote that there was no doubt in the EU that easing sanctions against Putin would not end the war. He pointed out that this was to be one of the main topics of the meeting in Strasbourg starting that day. He also mentioned the tightening of cooperation between the EU and Canada, as well as matters related to the budget for the years 2028–2034. https://t.co/6cHhC6Ocqq #UE #Putin #sankcje #EU #CA (translated)

Ilaria Salis expressed concerns for the people who were stopped and detained in connection with the events in Milan, indicating that it was unclear where they were located and that among them there were numerous minors with a migratory background. She added that any crimes should have been verified in the competent venues and that they should not have deprived young people of their fundamental rights. Salis recalled episodes of serious violence that occurred, in her opinion, in the recent history of the country during moments of great tension, expressing hope that her concerns were unfounded. She accused the right of authoritarianism and being driven by vengeance, classism, and racism, and argued that Italy should remain a law-based state, not a police state. She also reiterated that guarantees and fundamental rights should apply to everyone, especially in those moments. From Strasbourg, she reported that she was trying to contact the competent authorities to better understand the situation and contribute to a peaceful solution. Finally, she thanked the self-organized legal team that was assisting the people involved. #DirittiUmani #Solidarietà #GiustiziaSociale (translated)

The author wrote that in the EU — in his opinion — there was no doubt that easing sanctions against Putin would not end the war. He pointed out that this topic was supposed to be one of the key points of the meeting starting that day in Strasbourg. He also mentioned the tightening of cooperation between the EU and Canada, as well as budgetary issues for the years 2028–2034, and referred to the recording for more information. https://t.co/FGL07WPZm2 #UE #sankcje #Polityka #EU #CA (translated)

Filip Zator wrote that Krzysztof Śmiszek compared the riots in France to the Independence March. He quoted his statement, according to which similar protests occurred in France every few months, and in Poland, they took place on November 11 for some time; Śmiszek also reportedly said that Poles are not accustomed to them. Zator criticized Śmiszek and wrote that Terlikowski quickly brought him back to reality. He added that he himself did not want to get used to such protests, and if Śmiszek considered them the norm, he should — according to Zator — stay permanently in Strasbourg. #protesty #Francja #Polska (translated)

The commentator referred to a conversation between Krzysztof Śmiszek and Terlikowski about the protests in France. According to the author's account, Terlikowski suggested that right-wing politicians would consider the protesters as migrants, while Śmiszek replied that he primarily saw protesting high school students in Strasbourg and described such framing of the issue as fueling racism. The commentator remarked that the left would not change even if all of France were to go up in flames. #Francja #migranci #protesty (translated)

The debate about the membership of government officials in Freemason lodges and their need for disclosure has been reignited by recent rulings from Strasbourg and London, which show different approaches to balancing privacy and transparency. #Freimaurerei #Privatleben #ÖffentlichesRecht (translated)

In the article, Professor Ireneusz C. Kamiński argues that President Nawrocki's veto against the special law on the execution of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights is justified because the case law of Strasbourg is not infallible and primarily requires a change in the adjudicative practice of Polish courts, not new regulations. #ETPC #prawaczłowieka #Nawrocki (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz considered the veto of President Karol Nawrocki against the law on the execution of ECtHR judgments as very good news. He described the law as absurd and wrote that it gave the decisions of the political body in Strasbourg binding power equal to that of statutory provisions. #Polska #Prawo #Wiadomości (translated)

The author wrote that the tax on the windfall profits of oil companies was a banner of the government in Rome, but in Strasbourg it had turned into an amendment to be rejected. He added that on Tuesday the European Parliament rejected, with 347 votes against, 247 in favor, and 38 abstentions, the amendment to Kinga Kollár's report. #Petrolieri #ParlamentoEuropeo #Tasse #IT #EU (translated)