“Western European nations are ready to give up even more of their sovereignty. In the name of the rule of law, the EU can do anything it likes.”
The idea of getting rid of the ruling elites’ most significant political opponent has been discussed for many years, and now the Greens put it back on the agenda.
Establishment newspapers are now reporting on the immense harms of lockdown—which their own scare stories five years ago helped to enforce.
Dismantling and rebuilding the scaffolding every month for three years for just one day of debates sounds like a “Benny Hill sketch,” a conservative MEP said.
The assault has reignited anger over surging antisemitism, with Emmanuel Macron accused of issuing “empty words.”
Britain and Brussels continue to kowtow to Trump in the knowledge their ‘peacekeeping’ troops in Ukraine would need his support.
A new report lambasts Brussels for a 16th sanctions package—this time aimed at Russian aluminium imports.
Bucharest insists the delay has nothing to do with banning the nationalist election frontrunner, but a subtle signal from the U.S. embassy could suggest otherwise.
These crusaders against national sovereignty now dream of enacting regime change in Hungary.
The hospital ‘misgendering’ charge now threatens a 10-year medical career.
In its shift to renewables, Europe appears to be unmoved by solar power’s connections with modern slavery.
The arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu has sparked the largest demonstrations in over a decade.
