SAFE – National Debt Under Foreign Control
The disbursement of subsequent loan tranches depends on the European Commission’s subjective assessments, which can greatly restrict Member States’ sovereignty in defense policy.
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Council of Europe’s Draft Resolution on the Increase in Sexual Violence
The number of victims of sexual violence in France increased by 7% in 2024 compared with the previous year, reaching 122,600, while the number of rapes and attempted rapes rose by 9%.
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Faith as the Foundation of Law and Civilization – Ordo Iuris at the MCC Budapest Summit
One of the speakers at the event was Ordo Iuris president Jerzy Kwaśniewski, who spoke on the subject of “Reclaiming our civilization: faith and family as the foundations of the West’s future.”
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Gender Ideology, Sex Education, and “Gender Affirming” Procedures Criticized by Experts at a UN Forum
Conference participants pointed out that such practices undermine human dignity and the well-being of children and adolescents.
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Czechia’s Rejection of the Istanbul Convention Complies with International Law, Says Ordo Iuris in Opinion for the UN
The refusal to ratify the Istanbul Convention does not mean that women are not protected. It was rather a conscious decision not to introduce a document of a clearly ideological nature into the national legal system.
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Will EU-Backed Polish PM Donald Tusk Sell Poland’s Sovereignty for a €44 Billion Loan?
The European Union’s Security Action for Europe (SAFE) program will give EU officials the final say in shaping Poland’s defense and armaments strategy. All opposition parties and many of President Karol Nawrocki’s advisers have spoken out firmly against the costly debt trap and the political dependence of defense procurement on Brussels.
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No More U.S. Money for Those Who Fund Abortion and Gender Ideology Abroad
Recipients of U.S. foreign assistance are now required to declare that the funds they receive will not be used to promote or perform abortions or gender-transition procedures.
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“The Renationalization of the EU Migration and Asylum Policies”. Presentation of the report in Brussels
The authors propose a three-pillar roadmap to shift powers back to member states, restore sovereignty, and make migration policy answerable to voters again.
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Polish Premiere of the Report “Taking Back Control from Brussels: The Renationalization of EU Migration and Asylum Policies”
The central objective of the report is clear and pragmatic—to demonstrate that European Union member states can reclaim effective authority over migration and asylum policy even without changing the EU treaties.
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Gender Equality and Reproductive Rights—EU Priorities in Human Rights Forums
The document provides for the intensification of measures in the area of “gender equality” and “sexual and reproductive rights.”
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France in the Grip of the Far Left. Interview with the Leader of Némésis After the Tragedy in Lyon.
We experience violence on many levels—physical, media, and administrative. Even everyday things, like finding an apartment, are often made more difficult for us. But because I believe in God, I will never stop doing what I do. I believe in God, but I also believe in the future of my children and in the future of France.
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A Major Milestone in Work on Polish Citizen’s Bill to Protect Children from Pornography
The representatives of the citizens’ initiative committee have proposed three amendments intended to align the draft’s content with the European Commission’s expectations and with the changes that have occurred in Poland’s legal framework since the original draft text was formulated in August 2024.
