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French Government Supports Spanish Request For Drought Aid

Hélène de Lauzun May 9, 2023

The French Minister of Agriculture stressed that the problem of drought was one that could affect the whole of Europe, even if Spain and Portugal are currently the main victims.

Fraud Investigation Launched Against AfD MEP

Thomas O'Reilly May 3, 2023

Krah is alleged to have helped rig a tendering process in favour of a company to which he has links, fanning the flames of a worsening internal spat within the AfD’s Brussels contingent.

EPP Acrimony Boils Over After Brussels Raid

Thomas O'Reilly April 10, 2023

The raid has affected the EPP’s tense office politics amid a larger pushback against plans to take the group to the Right ahead of the 2024 elections.

Primary Suspect in Brussels Bomb Case Denies Knowledge of Plot

Robert Semonsen April 6, 2023

The primary suspect in the case, Salah Abdeslam, aged 33, claims he had already been arrested before the planning of the Brussels bombings took place.

EPP HQ Raided Over Digital Bribery Allegations

Thomas O'Reilly April 4, 2023

The raid relates to a corruption case against top EPP official Mario Voigt, with allegations that the CDU politician awarded a contract to design an EPP campaign app on the basis of bribery.

EU Lovebombs Kenya With Green Subsidies

Thomas O'Reilly April 4, 2023

Kenya has taken a firm pro-Western line since the outbreak of war in Ukraine, with newly elected President Ruto keen to avail himself of funds to ostensibly combat climate change.

Adieu to the Internal Combustion Engine: Brussels and Berlin Reach Agreement

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 27, 2023

Before agreeing to a post-2035 ban on the sale of traditional cars, the German transport minister negotiated a provision for those running on so-called ‘e-fuels’.

NGOs Concerned As EU Prepares ‘Foreign Agents Law’

Tamás Orbán March 14, 2023

Those previously hailing the reform as a step against right-wing populism are now flustered by the notion that they too will undergo the same scrutiny of their revenue sources.

Sanctions Enforcement HQ Proposed in Brussels

Tamás Orbán February 22, 2023

Sanctions are a “fundamental part of the EU’s geopolitical toolbox,” Dutch Foreign Minister Wopke Hoekstra said.

Brussels Urban Planning Chief: Many Eurocrats Are Drug Abusers

Robert Semonsen February 19, 2023

Despite having claimed that his comments were made in jest, Brussels’ urban planning chief drew the ire not only of trade unions representing EU staffers but also of EC President Charles Michel.

Tag: Brussels

French Government Supports Spanish Request For Drought Aid

Fraud Investigation Launched Against AfD MEP

EPP Acrimony Boils Over After Brussels Raid

Primary Suspect in Brussels Bomb Case Denies Knowledge of Plot

EPP HQ Raided Over Digital Bribery Allegations

EU Lovebombs Kenya With Green Subsidies

Adieu to the Internal Combustion Engine: Brussels and Berlin Reach Agreement

NGOs Concerned As EU Prepares ‘Foreign Agents Law’

Sanctions Enforcement HQ Proposed in Brussels

Brussels Urban Planning Chief: Many Eurocrats Are Drug Abusers

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