Over the past five days, the Saint-Gilles quarter of the Belgian capital saw a series of explosions and shootings, bringing Brussels’ total violent incidents in 2025 to 96.
In contrast to some controversial nativity scenes of previous years, this year the Vatican is showcasing a nativity scene that celebrates life.
Mercosur and the Green Deal have become the symbols of fierce citizen discontent.
The movement is gaining momentum and is finding resonance in Brussels and Strasbourg.
The country is doing what has been asked of it to join the bloc but continues to be snubbed.
A thwarted firearm attack in Leipzig once again calls into question why thousands of Syrians remain in Germany after the end of the conflict.
A new MCC Brussels report questions whether the Commission’s announced rearmament plans can translate into real defence capability without political cohesion or social backing.
A new paper paints those fighting abuse as the “bad guys.”
Prime Minister Meloni celebrated the decision saying “a Minister who defends Italy’s borders is not committing a crime, but is carrying out his duty.”
The EU has two proposals for funding Ukraine, and both are unpalatable for a number of member states.
Cases of marriages of convenience with illegal immigrants are on the rise, but the law remains unchanged.
With €210 billion frozen in Brussels, Belgium is warning partners against rushing into a legally risky move that could trigger retaliation from Moscow—leaving EU leaders deadlocked ahead of this week’s summit.
