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EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrives to deliver a speech during a plenary session at the European Parliament, in Strasbourg on October 6, 2025.

Betraying European Farmers: Why von der Leyen Must Go

Javier Villamor October 7, 2025

While the long shadow of ‘Pfizergate’ also looms over the European Commission president, Patriots for Europe remind of the mismanaged Mercosur deal as the vote of no-confidence date draws closer.

The Mayor’s New Clothes: Luxury on the Paris Taxpayers’ Dime

Hélène de Lauzun September 19, 2025

Parisians have furnished the socialist mayor with luxury designer wear in several different sizes, along with other items difficult to justify as representation expenses.

From Kyiv to Munich: Zelensky Ally’s Corruption Case Goes Global

Zolta Győri September 19, 2025

Shurma says Ukrainian authorities “misled German law enforcement” and calls the case against him “political persecution.”

Corruption Tints Red

Miguel Nunes Silva September 18, 2025

While it is true that politicians of all beliefs and creeds are susceptible to corruption, the Left is particularly problematic in this regard.

Former number three of Spain’s ruling Socialist party - PSOE, Santos Cerdán, arrives to appear before the Supreme Court as a suspect in Madrid on June 30, 2025.

Spain’s Supreme Court Moves Closer to Indicting Ruling Socialist Party

Javier Villamor September 15, 2025

Charges of illegal financing are likely to be pressed in an unprecedented escalation of the corruption scandal engulfing PSOE.

Future of Governance? Albania Names AI as Minister To Battle Corruption

Zolta Győri September 12, 2025

Albania is trying innovative solutions to speed up their EU bid, which they wish to complete by 2030.

Sánchez Rules Out Early Elections in Rare TV Interview

Javier Villamor September 2, 2025

New elections would put the country “into paralysis,” the Spanish PM said.

Ex president and new president smiling and waving

President Nawrocki’s Opening Salvo: A Precision Assault on the Tusk System

Artur Ciechanowicz September 1, 2025

The Polish head of state’s first moves are not mere partisan sparring—they are about addressing the structural defects within the state.

Mourners gather outside the train station in Novi Sad on March 21, 2025 for a vigil for commemorating a victim of the station's roof collapse in November 2024.

Suspects in the Novi Sad Train Station Collapse Investigation Detained

Zolta Győri August 3, 2025

The collapse of the train station triggered multiple protests in Serbia, with former government officials allegedly responsible now in police custody.

Ukrainian Agencies Uncover Major Corruption Scheme, Zelensky Reacts

TEC News August 3, 2025

“The essence of the scheme was to conclude state contracts with supplier companies at deliberately inflated prices,” NABU and SAPO said.

Tag: corruption

Betraying European Farmers: Why von der Leyen Must Go

The Mayor’s New Clothes: Luxury on the Paris Taxpayers’ Dime

From Kyiv to Munich: Zelensky Ally’s Corruption Case Goes Global

Corruption Tints Red

Spain’s Supreme Court Moves Closer to Indicting Ruling Socialist Party

Future of Governance? Albania Names AI as Minister To Battle Corruption

Sánchez Rules Out Early Elections in Rare TV Interview

President Nawrocki’s Opening Salvo: A Precision Assault on the Tusk System

Suspects in the Novi Sad Train Station Collapse Investigation Detained

Ukrainian Agencies Uncover Major Corruption Scheme, Zelensky Reacts

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