The European Council again displays rhetorical unity while fatigue and internal divisions over Ukraine continue to grow

Beijing’s latest move has sent shockwaves through Europe’s supply chains, leaving factories scrambling and Brussels vowing to respond.

The prime minister accused Brussels of behaving like an empire intent on dragging Europe into war.

The reforms seek to improve efficiency and security but come amid severe financial constraints.

The Advocate General found that Germany should not only pay for food and basic housing, but a much expanded package of services, including a cell phone and all medical bills too.

The summit arrives amid internal fractures, war fatigue, and a citizenry increasingly skeptical of the bloc’s ideological and economic drift.

That the suffering of a child is “measured in minutes” is a sign of how far the system has fallen.

MCC Brussels’ commemorative event recalled how Hungary rose up against totalitarianism—and today continues to defend its identity against new oppressive global ideologies.

Migration expert Robert Bates says it was “utter naivety” to trust Macron’s government in the first place.

Commentators say the agency is “rotten to the core” and is teaching future generations to hate.

Brussels and Washington unveil new measures targeting the Kremlin’s energy core in a bid to force an end to the war in Ukraine.

Balázs Orbán, political director to the Hungarian prime minister, denounced the comment, calling it “the darkest depth of war hysteria.”