EU Climate Chief Doubles Down on Unpopular Green Policies
Despite EU-wide farmer’ protests, some Eurocrats insist on speeding up green transition to avoid ‘climate apocalypse.’
Tristan Vanheuckelom
March 14, 2024
Millions of law-abiding citizens will be included in a facial recognition database, treating them like “suspects.”
Reforms proposed by France and Germany are unsettling conservative governments in the EU.
MEPs made no secret of their intentions when passing the law.
Former Dutch Deputy PM Wopke Hoekstra will likely take up the other half of the now-split green portfolio.
NGOs exploited the 10th anniversary of a smuggler shipwreck that killed 350 to demand ‘rights for people, not rights for borders.’
Head of migration says Catania court has made “an ideological decision”
The Tory leader is trying to consolidate support for his premiership, but everybody else seems to be asking: “Who’s up next?”
EU’s Josep Borrell says meeting is a “clear commitment of the European Union to Ukraine.”
Liz Truss wants lower taxes and smaller government; Jeremy Hunt is unsure if it’s doable before election.
Progressive author accused of ‘Islamophobia’ in what could be a test case for future free speech clashes in Spain.
Top Tories are having to fill front-row seats with their aides to make the conference hall appear full.
Defrauding the Swedish government makes gangs twice as much money as their drug trade.
