After the recent right-wing electoral streak, there’s never been a greater will to clamp down on migration across Europe.
Von der Leyen’s new strategy embraces external migrant centers and increased deportations —things Brussels scoffed at conservatives for suggesting in the past.
Will the EU establishment let its key ally Donald Tusk get away with far stricter migration policies than the ones it punished the previous conservative government for?
Described as the world’s greatest engineering feat since the moon landing, the achievement received no congratulations from the Biden/Harris White House.
The Commission is fighting to hide both the unlawfully classified documents and von der Leyen’s ‘Pfizergate’ texts, flouting transparency rules.
The five executive vice presidents and the foreign affairs chief will be questioned by MEPs last, after every other commissioner candidate has been approved or rejected.
Once more the centrist EPP has sidelined Europe’s third-largest group for political reasons, siding instead with “losers co-responsible for the misery, failure, and corruption we see.”
At the historic rally in Pontida, leaders from Italy, Hungary, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain united to advocate for border protection.
The defense ministry admitted that Kyiv ‘misled’ Warsaw by suggesting that thousands of Ukrainian refugees in Poland were ready to sign up and fight.
Zoran Milanović also rebuked the government for committing troops without his consent.
With the members of the National Movement, the European Parliament’s third largest group now controls 86 seats.
PM Fiala’s remaining four-party coalition now only has a narrow parliamentary majority and is unlikely to stop the Patriots’ resurgent ANO from taking back control next year.
