Key agencies lose independence in a rushed vote following arrests of NABU staff—yet Brussels remains committed to fast-track EU membership.
Police remain skeptical: “Young offenders are shooting people with impunity, in broad daylight. A curfew is certainly not going to stop them.”
Even pro-Brussels figures are concerned by the increasing speed of the EU’s damaging net zero drive.
Trump administration pulls plug on membership for second time, criticising the UN cultural body’s support for Palestine and focus on ideological goals.
Bart De Wever and Defence Minister Theo Francken face backlash from Francophone leaders for distancing themselves from the traditional slogan.
The ‘Nicolas’ and ‘Gueux’ movements are giving voice to a rising class of disillusioned citizens who say they’re paying into a system that gives them nothing back.
With its latest budget, the EU Commission shows off its creeping super-state agenda. If this budget is passed, only a full-fledged tax system remains to complete the project.
Zelensky said Ukraine will send a delegation led by the ex-defence minister to the next round of peace talks with Russia on Wednesday.
After the 2011 tsunami, the nation shut down all of its nuclear reactors.
Allegations have surfaced that the WEF manipulated global rankings to discredit Brexit—fueling fresh outrage over elite interference in democratic processes.
Six officials face trial over the 2023 Cutro wreck as media are accused of ignoring the rescue of over 80 people.
An 18-year-old has been arrested for allegedly planning attacks against Western targets—yet another alarming case of teenager radicalisation.
