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The Great Rebalancing: How Europe Chose Dependence Over Resilience

Javier Benegas February 9, 2026

Decline is not an act of nature. Civilisations lose influence when they abandon the principles that once sustained them—initiative, productive investment, innovation and a belief that the future can be better than the present.

Ireland Commits €100m to Overseas Development NGOs

TEC News January 2, 2026

Amid some controversy, the Irish government has announced a €100 million funding package for Irish civil society organisations working overseas and formally aimed at supporting the world’s poorest and most vulnerable regions—with projects focused on gender equality and climate action.

‘Climate Misinformation’: Think Wrongly, Pay Dearly

Hélène de Lauzun November 18, 2025

For the first time, a French television channel has been fined for allowing a guest to cast doubt on the human origins of climate change.

Francis, Is That You? The Grand Return of Ecolatry in the Vatican

Gaetano Masciullo October 12, 2025

Trying at all costs to unite the devil and holy water, that is, progressive ideologies and Catholic doctrine, ultimately drains the holy water.

Germany Pours Billions Into Foreign Climate Projects

Zolta Győri September 29, 2025

Despite grappling with a stagnant economy over the past years, Berlin continues to spend astronomical amounts on international climate aid.

No, Macron Is Not a “Climate Bad Guy”

Lauren Smith September 18, 2025

Villainising those who don’t want to impoverish Europe in the name of Net Zero won’t erase the cold, hard facts about this green fantasy.

New Study: There’s No Cataclysmic Rise in Sea Levels

TEC News September 6, 2025

In the 5% of cases where a rising sea level was observed, researchers said “local, non-climatic phenomena” are a plausible cause.

Sánchez Retreats to Summer Palace While Spain Burns

Javier Villamor August 18, 2025

After over a week of uncontrolled fires, the president barely dedicated a few hours to the devastated areas.

Embracing Comfort and Sustainability: The Indispensable Role of Air Conditioning

Samuel Furfari August 15, 2025

The climate debate is no longer limited to the environmental impact of fossil fuels; even the technologies that protect us from extreme heat are now under scrutiny.

A firefighter (L) and a resident work to extinguish a wildfire near the city of Patras in western Greece on August 13, 2025.

The Annual Meltdown Over Wildfires

Lauren Smith August 13, 2025

Every summer, temperatures in Europe soar. So why do the media insist on fanning the flames of climate apocalypticism?