Macron Urges Halt to U.S. Investments in Response to Trump’s Tariffs The French president’s push for a unified EU stance may alienate allies and complicate relations with key industries. TEC News April 3, 2025
EU Targets Central Asia’s Resources in Bid for Global Clout Brussels promises to help local development, but does this mask a deeper drive for control over critical supply chains? TEC News April 3, 2025
“Deliberate” Car Explosion in Central Amsterdam Dam Square closed following vehicle fire. TEC News April 3, 2025
Macron Backs Judiciary Over Le Pen Ban Macron has suddenly become coy about defending French democracy, opting only to speak up for the judges in Le Pen’s case. Michael Curzon April 3, 2025
Woman Fencer Disqualified for Refusing to Fight Trans Opponent The sport’s U.S. governing body backs the ‘inclusion’ of a gender-switching male athlete in a college tournament. TEC News April 3, 2025
“I dream of returning to my country when freedom is restored”—Venezuelan Exile Andrés Villavicencio “Every country that feels it is entering a totalitarian drift must defend the judiciary, because that is the door that opens Pandora’s box.” Álvaro Peñas April 3, 2025
Ranger-Turned-Actor Joins U.S. Border Patrol in Strategic Role New high-calibre operative signals federal commitment to tackling crime and illegal migration. TEC News April 3, 2025
After Trump Tariffs, EU Discovers Love of Free Trade The European Union is angry with Trump because its “protectionist racket has finally hit a wall.” Michael Curzon April 3, 2025
EPP Drops Support for Right-Wing Amendments After Leftist Pressure The center-right once again caved to the progressives over the EU budget. Tamás Orbán April 3, 2025
Slovakia Under Fire for Designating Political NGOs as “Lobbyists” Prime Minister Fico has been compared to Putin after his government decided to end the non-transparency of NGO-funding in the country. Javier Villamor April 3, 2025
