Macron Tries To Drag Italy Into ‘Coalition of the (Un)Willing’—Again Expecting to be pushed back by Meloni, French officials are shifting to goalposts in talks so they can claim ‘victory.’ Michael Curzon June 3, 2025
Islamic Blasphemy Law Now Effectively in Place in England Free speech activists are raising funds to appeal the conviction of a man for burning the Quran. Michael Curzon June 3, 2025
‘Justice Denied’: PSG Rioters Given Minimal Sentences The government is trying to downplay the events, suggesting that the violence was “no worse” than during other similar popular events. Hélène de Lauzun June 3, 2025
€80M a Year: How the EU Buys Media Loyalty The EU Commission and Parliament hand out huge sums of taxpayers’ money to shape news coverage and suppress critical scrutiny, MCC Brussels report claims. TEC News June 3, 2025
VOX Leader Slams People’s Party for “Double Game” with Spanish Socialists “The worst of Sánchez is still to come,” Abascal warned. Javier Villamor June 3, 2025
Islamic Ownership for Venerable Labour Publication Tribune, once the journal of George Orwell, now appears to be under the control of the Muslim Brotherhood. TEC News June 3, 2025
German Government Vows to Defy Court Ruling on Migrant Pushbacks The court said asylum seekers may not be turned away at the border. TEC News / AFP June 3, 2025
‘A Win for the Patriots’: Brussels Braces for Impact after Polish Vote While Europe’s sovereignist forces celebrate, von der Leyen and Tusk allies warn of disruption. Michael Curzon June 3, 2025
German Justice Minister Continues Pushing AfD Ban—On What Basis Again? Stefanie Hubig says the state must act if AfD threatens democracy—but offers no proof of how. Javier Villamor June 3, 2025
Tusk Sets Vote of Confidence Vote for June 11 The Polish PM announced the date before a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. TEC News / AFP June 3, 2025
