“You either have freedom of speech and fair elections—or you don’t. And the Romanian people deserve both.”
Nicușor Dan, a centrist anti-establishment figure, was given one of the strongest mandates in decades to reform a broken country.
Von der Leyen should be “pushed out by the Parliament,” conservative MEPs commented while calling on the mainstream parties to support a full inquiry.
Trump has shocked friends and foes alike with his unorthodox, power-driven diplomacy, forcing both to catch up with the new geopolitical reality, experts said at MCC Brussels’ latest event.
The new German chancellor’s first address to the nation showed that he’s only interested in fixing public perception rather than actual problems, already failing at both.
Brussels had no choice but to reluctantly accept what angry farmers have been saying for years.
No surprise as Russian LNG is still not banned, allowing Belgium, France, and Spain to continue importing record volumes every year.
The ruling strikes at Brussels’ culture of secrecy and elite impunity.
The House Judiciary Committee is concerned about the Tusk government “weaponizing Poland’s justice system to target and censor political opponents,” with EU-made tools that may have a global impact on free speech.
“Free societies are not built by silencing dissent—they are built by debating it, confronting it, and allowing the people to decide,” MCC Brussels wrote in a statement.
The ECJ’s landmark ruling isn’t about vaccines or corruption; it’s a battle for democracy against an elite determined to hide the truth and protect its power.
“What was once right might not be the answer of tomorrow,” a soon-to-be-released letter argues, still open for other countries to sign.
