The campaign is polarised between defending the progressive consensus and growing fatigue over the migration crisis.
Kyiv’s “alignment” with EU standards could blow up the Common Agricultural Policy.
On April 9, 2022, Kyiv was expecting the announcement of a ceasefire. What it received instead was an ultimatum. Three years later, documents and testimonies confirm that on that day, it was not peace that was decided, but the duration of the war.
A £1 million donation, a defense entrepreneur, and a former prime minister turned international advocate. The Johnson–Harborne–QinetiQ connection sheds light on the intersection of political power, private influence, and the business of war.
Friedrich Merz’s frank comments on urban decay caused by mass migration ignited a political storm between the ruling coalition partners.
“Without a culture of risk, productivity does not grow, and wages stop improving. Innovation is the true engine of progress, not subsidy.”
Five EU member states, including Spain, do not recognize Kosovo, which would turn its entry into a political and legal labyrinth
Plans to abolish the clock change across the EU have been frozen since 2019, when member states failed to agree on which time to adopt permanently.
The European Council again displays rhetorical unity while fatigue and internal divisions over Ukraine continue to grow
The reforms seek to improve efficiency and security but come amid severe financial constraints.
The summit arrives amid internal fractures, war fatigue, and a citizenry increasingly skeptical of the bloc’s ideological and economic drift.
MCC Brussels’ commemorative event recalled how Hungary rose up against totalitarianism—and today continues to defend its identity against new oppressive global ideologies.
