Bucharest surrenders by striking a deal with protestors, promising major policy reversals.

The European Greens push for earlier climate neutrality and a ‘federal’ EU in new election manifesto.

As of Feb. 3rd, Johan Floderus, a Swedish EU diplomat, has been unlawfully imprisoned by the Iranian regime for 657 days.

Agrarian demonstrators should be wary of parties who have suddenly begun ‘supporting’ them after the fiery Brussels protest.

EU leaders agreed to annual review of how Ukraine uses funds, and gave guarantee that the Commission will treat Hungary “fairly and objectively” in rule-of-law cases

The EU-funded group used scaremongering over Russia to further its power-grabbing agenda, implicitly targeting member states’ sovereignty.

Concerned Latvian MEPs argue that the Greens must bear responsibility for a spy exposed in their ranks.

Conservatives accuse government of misleading Poles; will it pay billions to Brussels under the migrant relocation scheme?

Rome’s plan to process up to 36,000 migrants a year in Albania is closer to becoming a reality.

Human traffickers “invest in desperation, we invest in opportunities,” the Italian PM said. The initial €5.5 billion is just the beginning of Rome’s “Mattei plan.”

Foreign ministers discussed Hungarian diaspora’s language rights in Ukraine—and began preparing a future Orbán-Zelensky summit.

Fourteen countries pulled their contributions after it was revealed that the agency’s staff participated in the October 7th massacre, but the Commission is still just “drawing lessons.”