A thwarted firearm attack in Leipzig once again calls into question why thousands of Syrians remain in Germany after the end of the conflict.
A new MCC Brussels report questions whether the Commission’s announced rearmament plans can translate into real defence capability without political cohesion or social backing.
With €210 billion frozen in Brussels, Belgium is warning partners against rushing into a legally risky move that could trigger retaliation from Moscow—leaving EU leaders deadlocked ahead of this week’s summit.
France forced a last-minute shift in Brussels under domestic pressure, preventing the agreement from derailing in its final stage.
“Fight for your civilization, fight for your life, fight for your values. Fight for who you are.”
The FAFCE case reopens the debate on the use of EU funds as a tool for ideological control over civil society.
Pressured by industry and market realities, the EU abandons the dogma of the all-electric car and opts for flexibility.
Paris is pushing to postpone a December decision, arguing that key agricultural safeguards remain unfinished as EU leaders enter a week of high-stakes negotiations.
A U.S.–Russia draft proposing territorial limits has jolted EU capitals, as Kyiv weighs trading its NATO bid for security guarantees.
Capitals accuse Brussels of lifting tax figures from activist NGOs while ignoring harm-reduction policies backed by governments.
Today’s vote seeks to shield €210 billion in Russian assets through an exceptional legal pathway that several governments openly consider illegal.
The clash with the United States acts as a catalyst for an internal struggle: who really defines what Europe is and should be?
