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Rapid Response Quells Spread of French Riots to Belgium

Thomas O'Reilly July 4, 2023

Advanced notice was able to nip violence in the bud in Brussels, but the rioting, inspired by events in France, has also spread to Switzerland and French Guiana.

Visit by Iranian Hardliner Forces Brussels State Secretary To Resign

Thomas O'Reilly June 20, 2023

Security sources had claimed that Zakani’s delegation presented a security risk, as a Belgian MP linked the visit to the appearance of Iranian operatives on the streets of Brussels monitoring protestors.

Excessive (Police) Force: Vlaams Belang Demo Targeted

Tristan Vanheuckelom June 15, 2023

During an otherwise peaceful demonstration in support of Belgium’s healthcare workers, it appears that one officer attempted to hit chairman Tom Van Grieken in the face, while a fellow MP claimed she had been kicked by another policeman after having fallen to the ground.

Musk: Twitter To Publish All Government Censorship Requests

Tamás Orbán June 5, 2023

The announcement appears to be a swing at the EU’s new anti-disinformation efforts, as well as a bid to clear Musk’s name after a backlash over an increased compliance rate with removal requests.

Brussels To Curtail Practice of Consultants for Its Cabinets

Tristan Vanheuckelom June 1, 2023

In early May, Minister for Public Enterprises Petra De Sutter (Groen) drew criticism over revelations that two individuals working in her cabinet were still in postal service Bpost’s employ.

Some Progress Made Following Armenia-Azeri Peace Talks

Thomas O'Reilly May 17, 2023

The EU has been castigated for ignoring the plight of ethnic Armenians in captured territories, with Council President Charles Michel saying both sides made progress over issues of territorial integrity and prisoner exchange.

Democracy Summit Unveils 7-Point Ukraine Charter

Tamás Orbán May 16, 2023

With all the heads of state legitimizing the Ukraine Charter, it should be regarded as the West’s collective program towards Ukraine, both during the war and beyond.

Rules for Thee and Not for Me: The Parliament’s Anti-Christian Exhibition

Hélène de Lauzun May 14, 2023

This episode proves once again that rules ‘do not apply’ to those who have made progressive provocation their profession.

EU Parliament Deliberately Supports Anti-Christian Propaganda

Hélène de Lauzun May 9, 2023

The exhibition took place in the European Parliament in Brussels, around the so-called works of art of the Swedish lesbian photographer Elisabeth Ohlson, who makes no secret of her LGBT activism.

EU Fish Fund Accused of Bribery in Indian Ocean

Thomas O'Reilly May 9, 2023

The EU is attempting to use sustainability funding to influence developing nations against new fishing regulations that challenge European dominance of the tuna sector.

Tag: Brussels

Rapid Response Quells Spread of French Riots to Belgium

Visit by Iranian Hardliner Forces Brussels State Secretary To Resign

Excessive (Police) Force: Vlaams Belang Demo Targeted

Brussels To Curtail Practice of Consultants for Its Cabinets

Some Progress Made Following Armenia-Azeri Peace Talks

Democracy Summit Unveils 7-Point Ukraine Charter

Rules for Thee and Not for Me: The Parliament’s Anti-Christian Exhibition

EU Parliament Deliberately Supports Anti-Christian Propaganda

EU Fish Fund Accused of Bribery in Indian Ocean

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