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Croatian MEP Stephen Nikola Bartulica criticizes the European Commission's decision to establish a fund for financing cross-border abortions, calling it a victory for a 'culture of death'.

A European initiative advocating for the establishment of an EU fund to cover abortion costs has garnered over one million signatures but faces legislative hurdles.

The EU Commission has permitted the use of European funds to facilitate abortions for women in Poland, stirring warnings from the European People's Party about potential repercussions.

The Europska komisija (European Commission) has rejected a proposal for funding cross-border abortions, which would have undermined national laws protecting the right to life.

The European Commission allows EU member states to use social funds to support access to safe abortions for vulnerable women and girls.

The EU has announced that member states can voluntarily utilize existing social funds to support access to safe abortions for vulnerable women and girls.

The article discusses the complex relationship between abortion rights and demographic challenges in Greece, sparked by a recent event discussion.

The European Union has announced that member states can use existing resources to support citizens seeking access to safe abortion services, a decision welcomed as a 'victory for women.'

EU countries are enabled to use certain funds to finance safe abortion procedures.

The EU has announced new funding mechanisms to support women's access to safe abortions in member states with restrictive laws.

The European Commission has rejected the initiative for a new financial mechanism to expand access to abortions, stating that member states can utilize existing tools like the European Social Fund for support.

The EU has rejected a proposal for a new fund aimed at ensuring safe and legal abortion access for all women in the EU.

The European Commission has approved the use of EU funds to provide abortions for women in vulnerable situations, particularly in countries where access to abortion is severely restricted.

The European Commission has decided against proposing a new mechanism to support abortions despite requests from millions, as it believes existing resources within member states are sufficient.

The article discusses personal accounts of doctors who performed abortions and later transitioned to pro-life advocacy, reflecting on the psychological toll and ethical considerations involved in their past practices.

The article discusses the impending EU decision on whether women in the EU should receive financial support to obtain safe and legal abortions, especially if they need to leave their home countries.

The number of abortions in the United Kingdom has significantly increased, reaching a historic high of nearly 300,000, as recent data reveals that one in three pregnancies ends in abortion.

Czech police have charged three healthcare workers for allegedly conducting illegal abortions.

Greek opposition party PASOK is questioning the Health Minister regarding reports that 46 public hospitals are denying or creating barriers for women seeking abortions.

Grzegorz Braun, a far-right politician in Poland, attempted to detain a gynecologist over legal abortions but evaded interrogation on the scheduled date.

Senator Josh Hawley is urging Congress to increase oversight of the abortion pill Mifepristone, citing a failure by the FDA to complete promised safety studies and a rising number of abortions in the U.S.

A doctor has won the right to perform abortions against his Catholic employer, but Green politician Ulle Schauws believes this decision is insufficient.

The chief physician of a Catholic hospital is allowed to perform abortions, reaffirming that abortion should be removed from criminal law.

Madrid has not renewed the medical committee responsible for deciding on abortions after 22 weeks of gestation since January 30, 2025, leading to delays in the decision-making process.

A court ruling allows Dr. Joachim Volz to continue providing abortions in an outpatient capacity despite the hospital's ban, highlighting the conflict between medical practice and institutional policies.

A court has ruled that a ban on abortions imposed by a Christian hospital's chief physician is valid, but does not apply to the gynecologist's outside practice.

In a dispute regarding abortions at a Catholic hospital in Lippstadt, Chief Physician Joachim Volz has won the right to perform them both in the clinic and in his practice.

The article discusses the complex debate surrounding abortions, focusing on the case of Joachim Volz, a chief physician in Lippstadt, who can no longer perform abortions at his Christian hospital, highlighting the conflict between women's autonomy and unborn life.

The coalition intended to improve the supply situation for unwanted pregnant women, but no concrete measures are planned yet.

A pro-life group claims that a Biden-era FDA policy facilitating mail-order abortion pills is responsible for a rise in abortions, which could be reversed by the Trump administration.

Gynecologist Joachim Volz is challenging his employer's prohibition on performing abortions as he takes his case to the second instance.

Conflicting abortion statistics from Poland's Ministry of Health and NFZ reveal a lack of clarity about the number of abortions performed in Polish hospitals.

Scottish bishops have condemned a law establishing so-called 'safe zones' within a 200-meter radius around facilities where abortions are conducted, arguing that it infringes on freedom of speech, expression, and religion and poses a threat to democratic public space.

The Ministry of Health has officially filed a lawsuit against Madrid for failing to establish a registry of doctors who object to performing abortions.

The rising cost of living and limited access to contraception have led to an 11% increase in abortion rates in England and Wales, reaching the highest levels since 1967.

The Guardian reports a 41% decline in birth rates in Gaza due to the Israeli war, leading to increased maternal and neonatal deaths, widespread abortions, and a collapse of reproductive healthcare services.

Slovak Prime Minister distanced himself from pro-life topics during an interview, stating he would never support an abortion ban, which inadvertently countered a common argument used by liberals against conservative pro-life efforts.

In 2024, Polish hospitals performed 885 abortion procedures, doubling the number from 2023, with the highest numbers reported in Mazovia and Lower Silesia.

Alicia Baier, a doctor and feminist, has advocated for the decriminalization of abortions, and her book contributes to the ongoing debate on liberal abortion rights amidst challenges in 2025.

The Russian Orthodox Church organized a nationwide prayer service encouraging women to reconsider abortions to address the country's declining population, with ceremonies held in at least 15 regions.

San Antonio discontinues its abortion travel fund in response to a new Texas law banning public funds for abortions and subsequent legal challenges from the state.

In an interview, Prime Minister Robert Fico emphasized that he does not support a ban on abortions and criticized the trivial conflicts within the coalition government.

The article explores the clandestine practices of illegal abortions in Slavonia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, highlighting the use of homemade poisons and blunt instruments, often resulting in fatal outcomes.

Argüello criticizes the UK's ban on boiling crabs and shrimp alive as hypocritical, citing high abortion rates as a double standard in the defense of life.