Huawei and Forum Europe Employees Testify in Chinese Tech Giant’s Scandal Investigation is progressing rapidly while the European anti-fraud office refuses to look into the case. Javier Villamor April 3, 2025
Self-Hating Polish Museum Jumps on Anti-Colonial Bandwagon Photographic show condemns Poland for the colonies it never had. TEC News April 3, 2025
Defence Ministers ‘Informal Meeting’ on Rearming Europe The Warsaw meeting that began yesterday under the aegis of the Polish EU presidency discussed “continued support for Ukraine.” TEC News April 3, 2025
Difficult NATO Meeting Kicks Off As the latest foreign ministerial get-together begins in Brussels, there’s no escaping the increasing differences of opinion—if not fragmentation—afflicting the pact. TEC News April 3, 2025
Most Spaniards Would Accept Welfare Cuts to Increase Military Expenditure, Survey Says Soros funding and ideological assumptions mean that More in Common research “findings” should be approached with caution. TEC News April 3, 2025
50% of Women Murdered in Spain This Year Killed by Migrants The figures come as VOX spokesman José Antonio Fúster faces a hate speech probe for linking immigration to crime. Javier Villamor April 3, 2025
Huaweigate Prompts Promise of Superficial Investigation into EP’s Technology Could Brussels be waking up to the anti-bribery initiatives of local prosecutors? TEC News April 3, 2025
Sweden Moves Ahead on Bill To Require “Honest Living” for Migrants Once a haven for asylum seekers, the country is now shifting away from unregulated immigration. Zolta Győri April 3, 2025
Brussels Threatens To Strip Hungary of Voting Rights for Banning Pride Conservative MEPs rally behind Budapest: “Instead of attacking Orbán, follow his example!” Tamás Orbán April 3, 2025
UK Farmers Libelled Again Leftist writer makes discredited accusation that tractor protests blocked ambulances. TEC News April 3, 2025
