
How Green Tape Stops Europe Building
Why is protecting toads, bats, and hamsters more important than facilitating human flourishing?

Why is protecting toads, bats, and hamsters more important than facilitating human flourishing?

ECJ President Koen Lenaerts brands Hungary an “oligarchy,” blurring the line between justice and politics.

The ECJ has gradually but steadily extended the scope of Union law at the expense of national law.

The Commission admitted to reviewing the texts weeks after the freedom of information request had been filed, yet still decided not to keep them.

The court’s decision directly challenges national-level practices that have allowed member states to streamline asylum procedures based on lists of “safe countries.”
Hungary was one of the first countries that opposed Brussels’ policy of uncontrollable immigration and despite its success, they are now paying a penalty for opposing the liberal ideology.

The ECJ’s landmark ruling isn’t about vaccines or corruption; it’s a battle for democracy against an elite determined to hide the truth and protect its power.
The British Labour government is willing to accept EU standards on achieving net zero emissions.