The €150,000 pilot was meant to serve as a model for a national rollout, but its results are questionable.
More than 3,000 farmers’ groups and 20 member states opposed the planned budget reforms, forcing the Commission to seek alternative ways to cut agricultural subsidies by about 20%.
Although the Polish conservative leader denied discussing a potential coalition, members of the Tusk cabinet are panicking.
A European Parliament-linked group warns of a ‘radical threat’ from religious conservatives—meaning anyone who defends life, family, or faith.
Farmers’ organizations and right-wing parties in the EU parliament have been protesting this budget merger for months, but the Commission refuses to listen.
The vote is expected to fail, but it will be “sensational” to see the Commission chief justifying accusations after the Pfizergate ruling.
The socialist law professor only regrets that banning AfD would not “eliminate” its supporters as well, but said they could still be “deprived of their fundamental rights.”
Europe struggles with geopolitical challenges, security issues, and the lack of economic growth, and the solution for all is more green policies, the EU’s climate czar said.
Polish PM Tusk had long dismissed warnings of German police misconduct as “hysteria”—but mounting pressure has forced a U-turn.
The conservative party would also end gender indoctrination in preschools and pay compensation to people who came to regret transitioning as teenagers.
Denmark could change the tide on the migration debate by mainstreaming ideas previously labeled as “far-right.”
Polish citizens are organizing against the German police who keep dropping off migrants in Poland, while PM Tusk does nothing.
