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“It’s No Longer a Belgian City”: Viral Documentary Examines Brussels

Javier Villamor June 12, 2026

In a 40-minute documentary, an American YouTuber explored the Belgian capital, speaking to residents about immigration, crime, and integration.

European Council President António Costa (C) gestures to Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky before a group photograph ahead of an informal meeting of the European Council, in Ayia Napa on April 23, 2026.

Pro-Ukraine Member States Explore Ways To Admit New Countries Without Full Voting Rights

Javier Villamor June 11, 2026

What the initiative boils down to is creating a European ‘second division league’ with limited voting rights.

Brussels Descends Into Chaos as Teachers’ Protest Is Hijacked

Tamás Orbán June 9, 2026

As violence continues in the city centre, ministers are proposing measures ranging from vandalism fines to military-style boot camps for troubled youths.

Leaked: Brussels’ Executive Gearing Up for Gas Tax Grab

TEC News June 9, 2026

Consumers and industry will be the main losers if natural gas is taxed more heavily—or taxed in line with electricity costs, as the European Commission sees it.

Changing Electric Cars Policy Drives Wedge Between Eager Members States and Brussels

Javier Villamor June 9, 2026

Seven EU countries are demanding that electrification targets remain untouched while Brussels and the European Parliament begin to soften some of the very rules approved just a few years ago.

Brussels Passed Hundreds of New Rules—but Assessed Just 25

Javier Villamor June 8, 2026

New figures have fuelled accusations that the European Commission is imposing costs on businesses and citizens without adequately examining the likely effects.

A boy walks on a beach known as “the airport,” a departure point used by migrants trying to reach Europe through the Atlantic route in Mbour, Senegal, on March 9, 2026.

Immigration Experts: Routes into Europe Changing Faster Than Brussels Can Respond

Javier Villamor June 4, 2026

Analysts from several countries warned that migratory pressure is no longer affecting only frontline countries, and raised concerns about the EU’s ability to control its external borders.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (R) and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen attend ‘The Mattei Plan for Africa and the Global Gateway: A common effort with the African Continent’ summit in Rome on June 20, 2025.

Brussels vs. Rome: Meloni’s Fuel Duty Cuts Deemed Unacceptable

TEC News June 3, 2026

National measures by Italy designed to counter the inflationary impact of the Iran war face the wrath of von der Leyen’s team.

Protesters shout slogans and hold placards during a demonstration against a law (later repealed) that removed the independence of the NABU and SAPO anti-corruption agencies, in Kyiv on July 24, 2025.

Fresh Corruption Scandal Rocks Ukraine’s Energy Giant

Zolta Győri June 3, 2026

While Brussels pushes Ukraine’s EU accession and pours billions into Kyiv, new corruption allegations have surfaced around President Zelensky’s inner circle.

EU Weighs Up Restricting Veto Rights for New Member States

TEC News May 26, 2026

Under a new proposal, accession countries would join the Union without an initial power of veto over foreign policy or otherwise unanimous decisions.

Tag: Brussels

“It’s No Longer a Belgian City”: Viral Documentary Examines Brussels

Pro-Ukraine Member States Explore Ways To Admit New Countries Without Full Voting Rights

Brussels Descends Into Chaos as Teachers’ Protest Is Hijacked

Leaked: Brussels’ Executive Gearing Up for Gas Tax Grab

Changing Electric Cars Policy Drives Wedge Between Eager Members States and Brussels

Brussels Passed Hundreds of New Rules—but Assessed Just 25

Brussels vs. Rome: Meloni’s Fuel Duty Cuts Deemed Unacceptable

Fresh Corruption Scandal Rocks Ukraine’s Energy Giant

EU Weighs Up Restricting Veto Rights for New Member States

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