Bulgaria Has Good Reasons To Say No to the Euro Citizens’ needs won’t be a priority once national leaders are beholden to their fiscal overlords in Brussels and Frankfurt. Sven R. Larson June 4, 2025
Denmark Ditches Frugal Four, Calls for EU Defense Focus “All other priorities and all other principles” are secondary to rearmament, PM Frederiksen said. Zolta Győri June 3, 2025
“Suspicious” Package Near EU Commission Building Sparks Police Probe Police reported the area is back to normal and no statements have been made on the origins or contents of the package. Zolta Győri June 3, 2025
UK Government: ‘Introduce Digital ID To Beat Illegal Migration’ Home Secretary wants a new electronic system of e-visas and border control TEC News June 3, 2025
Germany Considers Spying on Kids Under 14 Amid rising gang activity and youth crime, a CDU politician has proposed monitoring and storing data on minors as a way to address the growing crisis. Zolta Győri June 3, 2025
Swedish Government Takes Steps Against Antisemitism—But Is It Doing Enough? Officials seem to be ignoring one of the main causes of rising anti-Jewish hatred—Islamism. Michael Curzon June 3, 2025
Hungary Reaffirms Pro-Peace Ukraine Position During a call with his Russian counterpart, Foreign Minister Szíjjártó praised Russia for pursuing diplomacy with Washington despite Western Europe’s push for escalation. Zolta Győri June 3, 2025
UK Comic Actor Blacklisted Over Trans Wrongspeak After backing the Supreme Court ruling establishing that ‘trans women are not women,’ the performer lost work and—for the second time—her agent. TEC News June 3, 2025
Six EU Countries Plan to Ban Social Media for Minors Significant restrictions on access to online space would impact a demographic that is just beginning to challenge the consensus. Javier Villamor June 3, 2025
UK Presses France To Act on Migrant Channel Crossings Labour home secretary Yvette Cooper says France must let police intervene before boats set off. TEC News June 3, 2025
