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Angela Merkel's departure from the political stage after 16 years as chancellor has not only ushered in a new era in Germany but also shakes up the power balance in the EU.

Vádat emelt a Pest Megyei Főügyészség egy férfi ellen, aki 2020. márciusban baltával két embert megölt, majd a testeket felgyújtotta.

A főügyészség azt írta: a vádirat szerint a két sértett – apa és fia – a bűncselekmény elkövetésének idején egy nagykőrösi, romos tanyaépület rendbehozatalán dolgozott. A még tizennyolc év alatti fiú egyik karja születési rendellenesség miatt csökevényesen fejlődött. Március 31-én az elkövető a tanya mellett kerékpározott el és szóba elegyedett a sértettekkel, akik cigarettával kínálták.

A vádlott segített a sértetteknek fát vágni, így került hozzá egy balta. Miután a férfi meglátta a fiatalabb áldozat övtáskáját, értékei megszerzéséért a tanya melléképületében a baltával hátulról fejbe verte. Magához vette az övtáskából a fiú mobiltelefonját, a házba ment, és ott az apát is legalább négyszer fejbe vágta. Ezután értékek után kutatott, majd mielőtt elhagyta a tanyát, mindkét testet meggyújtotta. A fiatalabbik sértett testének meggyújtásakor még élt.

Aznap éjszaka az elkövető visszatért, és éghető anyaggal locsolta le a már élettelen testeket, majd ismét meggyújtotta őket.

A Pest Megyei Rendőr-főkapitányság munkatársai néhány nap alatt elfogták az elkövetőt, aki ellen a főügyészség nyereségvágyból, különös kegyetlenséggel, több ember, illetve a bűncselekmény elhárítására fogyatékosságánál fogva korlátozottan képes személy sérelmére elkövetett emberölés bűntette miatt emelt vádat.

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In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about Finland losing its top spot when it comes to the education of young people, Bulgarian police finding fake COVID-19 passes, and so much more.

The World Health Organization warned countries on Tuesday (30 November) not to impose blanket travel bans over the new Omicron coronavirus variant as governments and scientists try to determine how much protection current vaccines would offer against the strain.

Eduard Heger (OĽANO) kormányfő üdvözli, hogy a Sme rodina mozgalom hajlandó támogatni az egészségügyi reformot, ha azt átdolgozzák a régiók és a szakma igényeinek megfelelően.

The implementation of the national recovery and resilience plan is expected to contribute 1.4% to Croatia’s GDP growth in 2022 and 2023, a conference was told in Zagreb. EURACTIV’s partner, Hanza Media, organised the conference to mark 30 years of...

A recommendation to work from home when possible is in force once again from Wednesday and applies to all companies, according to Portugal’s Ministry of Labour, Solidarity and Social Security. The return of the recommendation of teleworking was approved in...

A health emergency is set to be declared in the Basque Country to help local authorities contain the spread of COVID-19, according to the regional government, EURACTIV’s partner EFE reported. The Basque executive said it was ready to take strict measures...

Italian mayors have proposed the government make masks mandatory outdoors from 6 December to 15 January, the president of the association for Italian municipalities Antonio Decaro announced on Tuesday. On the same day, a meeting occurred between the internal minister...

Poland's president on Tuesday (30 November) signed into law legislation that will limit the access of aid charities and journalists to its border with Belarus as the country grapples with a simmering migrant crisis, Reuters reports. The law is a blow to the opposition parties that advocated for unlimited media access, an amendment approved by the upper house of parliament on Friday but rejected by the lower house.

Ireland’s National Public Health Emergency Team is considering whether to introduce mandatory vaccinations for healthcare workers, according to Irish media. The issue was raised at a meeting earlier this month, where complications related to the ethics, legality and logistical feasibility...

Soldiers and police have been deployed in Austria’s largest airport Schwechat to check whether those leaving the airport are travelling from southern African countries in a bid to stem the spread of the new Omicron variant. People who are vaccinated,...

Albania’s President Ilir Meta has welcomed Bulgaria’s proposal that Albania and North Macedonia’s EU accession path be decoupled, allowing Albania to progress. Albania’s EU path has been linked to that of North Macedonia. This meant that the veto by Bulgaria...

With Germany in the midst of the fourth pandemic wave, Olaf Scholz, who is set to take over as chancellor next week, has made a case for making the COVID-19 jab mandatory for everyone. “My suggestion is yes, that the...

Romanian flag carrier Tarom brought back 46 Romanian and 18 EU citizens to Bucharest from Johannesburg on Tuesday afternoon. The country is also preparing to repatriate tourists blocked in Morocco. The Romanian authorities sent a plane to South Africa to...

In a major operation that resulted in the raid of two vaccination centres, the arrest of three doctors, and a dentist, the police found 250 people who had been issued a Green COVID-19 pass despite not being vaccinated. A prosecutor...

Germany's incoming chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday positioned himself in favour of mandatory Covid-19 vaccination from February 2022, a party source said, according to the AFP. The news come after several politicians called for the federal and state governments to introduce mandatory jabs to push up the country's inoculation rate of 68 percent. Mandatory vaccination has became a hot topic in the EU, after Austria announced such a move.

The Omicron Covid-19 variant was present in Europe at least 10 days ago, before South African health experts alerted the world to their concerns around the newly-identified variant, The Guardian writes. The Dutch health authority said it found the Omicron variant in two local cases going back 11 days, showing it was already in Europe before the reports came out of South Africa on 24 November.

The fight for workers’ rights in Brussels is intensifying: the European Parliament is now ready to begin negotiations on a minimum wage directive and to vote on a new report putting pressure on the European Commission to legislate.

Frankfurt's higher regional court has found a 29-year-old guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity resulting in death, sentencing him to life in prison. The Frankfurt case is the first in the world to decide whether a former member of the so-called Islamic State group played a role in the attempted genocide of the Yazidi religious group. The defendant passed out when the verdict was read aloud in court.