Human Rights Law Could Force European Countries To Pursue Net Zero
Judges say Swiss elderly women’s problems handling heat wave shows government lacking in climate efforts
Thomas O'Reilly
April 9, 2024
Eurocrats promise speedy accession while simultaneously trying to avoid the issue.
The Belgian EU presidency doesn’t trust Europeans to judge online content without government intervention.
Speaking to The European Conservative, the EU’s agricultural commissioner warns that Brussels has to bypass Ukrainian agricultural oligarchs if accession is considered.
Despite little success with previous similar programs, EU leaders are willing to pour €7.4 billion into another North African agreement.
The soft turnabout reads more like electoral maneuvering than genuine concern for struggling farmers.
Countries will likely continue to give older military equipment instead of money
Despite EU-wide farmer’ protests, some Eurocrats insist on speeding up green transition to avoid ‘climate apocalypse.’
EU official “reminds” commissioners that speaking out of turn can lose them their job—and pension.
Rival centre-right lawmakers are pushing to ensure that accusations are not being “covered up.”
Fishing group leader says “unbalanced and unworkable European policies” are strangling the industry.
MEPs vote to sue European Commission over releasing country’s cohesion funds
Ministers say “there are no two ways about it”—without fossil fuels, Britain’s energy system will falter.
