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Ten Years After the Brussels Attacks: An Open Wound for Europe

Javier Villamor March 17, 2026

The Belgian capital commemorates the 2016 terrorist attack with testimonies from survivors and warnings about the challenges that remain unresolved a decade later.

A carnival float designed by German carnival float builder Jacques Tilly features U.S. President Donald Trump (L) and Russian President Vladimir Putin devouring the European Union during the parade to celebrate Rose Monday (Rosenmontag), on February 16, 2026 in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Washington Easing Russia Oil Sanctions Exposes Limits of Brussels’ Energy Strategy

Javier Villamor March 13, 2026

The temporary waiver granted by the U.S. shows that decoupling was never total and that the stability of the system still depends on Russia.

Marcin Romanowski speaks at CPAC Hungary 2025

Former Polish Deputy Minister Says Ukraine “Openly Tries to Interfere” in Hungary’s Election Campaign

TEC News March 13, 2026

Marcin Romanowski warned that “the model used by globalist networks” relies on “pressure and blackmail.”

Brussels Insists X Pay €120 Million Fine, Despite Appeal

TEC News / AFP March 13, 2026

The era of unregulated paid-for verification may be coming to an end in Europe as X attempts to align its platform with the requirements of the Digital Services Act.

EU Commission planned intelligence cell illustration (Grok)

Von der Leyen’s “Intelligence Cell”: Another Attempt at Centralisation

Javier Villamor March 10, 2026

The initiative reportedly intended to strengthen the Commission’s analytical capacity is drawing criticism, as it may impact on the sovereignty of member states.

Brussels/Strasbourg Lawmakers Poised to Back Tougher Migration Rules

TEC News / AFP March 9, 2026

EU member states have approved a reform which would permit the establishment of offshore centers for rejected asylum-seekers—despite heated rhetoric from the Left—which is now with the European Parliament.

Indefinite Asset Freeze: Moscow Challenges Brussels in Court

TEC News / AFP March 4, 2026

Russia has filed a lawsuit with the EU General Court, arguing that the bloc’s updated framework for freezing its central bank reserves breaches fundamental legal rights.

European Council President António Costa (L), Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky (C) and the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen (R) pose for a photo during a press conference in Kyiv on February 24, 2026.

Funds for Ukraine: Brussels Won’t Take “No” for an Answer

Michael Curzon February 25, 2026

EU officials are pretending to take Budapest’s concerns seriously, while quietly preparing to shovel cash to Kyiv regardless.

Yet Another Brussels Shooting: Gunfire Near Metro Station

TEC News February 21, 2026

Police recovered shell casings near Étangs Noirs as prosecutors open a fresh investigation into the latest incident in the Belgian capital.

Brussels’ ‘Citizens’ Revolt’? The ‘Grassroots’ Campaign To Ban Russian Imports Raises Questions

Javier Villamor February 20, 2026

A recently registered citizens’ initiative reveals possible collusion between business interests, national governments, and the architects of the European Citizens’ Initiative.

Tag: Brussels

Ten Years After the Brussels Attacks: An Open Wound for Europe

Washington Easing Russia Oil Sanctions Exposes Limits of Brussels’ Energy Strategy

Former Polish Deputy Minister Says Ukraine “Openly Tries to Interfere” in Hungary’s Election Campaign

Von der Leyen’s “Intelligence Cell”: Another Attempt at Centralisation

Brussels/Strasbourg Lawmakers Poised to Back Tougher Migration Rules

Indefinite Asset Freeze: Moscow Challenges Brussels in Court

Funds for Ukraine: Brussels Won’t Take “No” for an Answer

Yet Another Brussels Shooting: Gunfire Near Metro Station

Brussels’ ‘Citizens’ Revolt’? The ‘Grassroots’ Campaign To Ban Russian Imports Raises Questions

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