As MEPs in Strasbourg discussed security and energy after the Gulf shock, establishment groups clung to the Green Deal framework amid growing pressure on industry and households.

Sources say von der Leyen will present Hungary’s PM-elect with quasi-ultimatums in return for funds.

The president is wrong to be surprised that healthcare professionals from abroad should also take important exams.

The EP’s decision to lift the immunity of four right-wing Polish MEPs has sparked accusations that Brussels is greenlighting a domestic crackdown on conservative opponents.

A small Labour revolt and mounting scrutiny over the Mandelson row come just days before a high-risk vote for the government.

The ruling feeds a wider debate over how local authorities distribute taxpayer money to activist-linked groups.

A 15–year-old girl who resisted a forced marriage was attacked by relatives in a case a Greek minister described as one of the most disturbing she encountered.

Spain’s 2022 reform led to reduced sentences and early releases, raising questions as Brussels pushes for a similar model

The parliamentary probe into French public broadcasting is a symbolic victory, finally exposing the Left’s long-held ideological monopoly over the public media sphere.

MEPs are backing new priorities—from defence to competitiveness—but can’t agree on how to fund them.

The new law could leave Europe’s largest economy increasingly dependent on energy imports, undermining claims of greater independence.

A federal superstate is “probably the only solution for Europe if it wants to remain relevant,” President Pavel said.