The EU Commission’s new budget framework will only finance projects aligned with what it has decided are “EU priorities.”
Robert Fico says Brussels must balance climate goals with industrial survival before he will approve further measures against Moscow.
The EPP leader calls for more power in Brussels even as he retreats on climate policies to ease public anger, exposing a risky two-track strategy.
While the Spanish government funds the rescue NGO and teaches minors how to request asylum, the right-wing party denounces Open Arms as part of the human smuggling chain.
A proposed minute of silence for the murdered U.S. commentator was booed by left-wing lawmakers, sparking chaos in Strasbourg.
Though the latest two are likely doomed to fail as did the first one, the string of three motions highlights the growing erosion of the Commission President’s authority.
Manfred Weber called for more centralization in Brussels and declared that “only an irreversible EU can survive in today’s world.”
The Commission’s current course increasingly resembles a centralist, homogenizing project disconnected from reality.
Commission and Parliament tighten ties and sideline the Council in a move towards federalism.
Athens has announced a €1.6 billion tax reform prioritizing Greek families over mass immigration.
Brussels aims to wrap up talks with India by year-end as critics warn the pact could expose Europe’s countryside to cheaper imports and uneven competition.
The Austrian bank’s move in Germany may be an overture to what could come in other countries.
