
Why Brussels Can’t Afford To Let von der Leyen Be Burned With Censure Vote
Despite legal scandals and rising dissent, the Commission president will survive thanks to a stitched-together pro-Brussels elite.

Despite legal scandals and rising dissent, the Commission president will survive thanks to a stitched-together pro-Brussels elite.

Canberra’s antisemitism envoy says Australia must act now to defend Jewish communities amid rising hate.

France’s main opposition party says it is being politically targeted after police raided its offices over disputed campaign loans.

The secretary of state’s Asia visit comes amid deadly Russian strikes on Kyiv and rising tensions over Trump’s tariff threats.

Strasbourg judges reject an appeal from France’s top opposition leader, upholding a sentence that will sideline her from standing in the 2027 presidential elections.

The Hungarian prime minister lambasted the Commission chief ahead of the no-confidence vote in the European Parliament.

Terror boss in hiding admits his organisation missed the devastating ‘Grim Beeper’ infiltration of his group.

Protecting women and children seems to only be important when they can be used for political extortion, not when they actually need help.

The political establishment is ramping up the rhetoric on migration in an attempt to outflank the populist Right. Voters will see right through it.

“The Left’s goal is to dismantle Western civilisation, which they see as the foundation of the ‘oppressors.’”
As war rages on in Ukraine and ammunition shortages strain Europe’s defenses, the EU’s efforts to boost weapons manufacturing face a critical bottleneck: TNT production.
‘Europe’s Capital’ has seen an increase in shooting incidents in recent months.
If von der Leyen succeeds, spending would be tied to economic reforms, where member states could be required to address gender disparities to qualify for social housing funds and promote organic farming to access agricultural subsidies.
Authorities call it inclusion—parents see it as catering to a minority while silencing dissent.
Private talks between coalition members and opposition figures add pressure as the government faces increasing criticism over border control.
The U.S. President expresses optimism but cautions situation remains fluid.
Commission and Council presidents want to bolster the country’s defense against foreign influence, disinformation, and electoral manipulation.
The floodgates are open: debt-financed stimulus is once again the weapon of choice against recession.
The answer to heat will not come from expensive insulation and public subsidies.
Economic theory promised that free trade would bring new levels of prosperity to Europe. That did not happen. The continent needs a Trump-style rethinking of its economic future.
New police data show Afghan and Syrian nationals topped the list of suspects in swimming pool sexual assaults last year.
Proposal could ease Armenia-Azerbaijan tensions—or worsen them.