A Trade War With Sinners on Both Sides Pieter Cleppe March 18, 2025 Trump targeting allies doesn’t excuse the EU’s imposing new tariffs that taxpayers will have to bear, rather than addressing European protectionism.
Keeping the Green Deal Alive: €100 Billion Pledged for ‘Clean Industry’ Javier Villamor February 27, 2025 Instead of correcting failing energy policies, the EU insists on more subsidies and compensation mechanisms.
Less Red Tape, Same Old Green Deal Tamás Orbán January 29, 2025 Reducing paperwork while maintaining climate targets won’t address the challenges faced by Europe’s farmers and industries.
VDL’s Strategy for Europe: More of the Same Zoltán Kottász January 21, 2025 President von der Leyen’s speech in Davos exemplified how the Commission turned into a political machine driving a left-liberal agenda.
French Farmers Take to the Streets Before Crucial Elections Hélène de Lauzun January 6, 2025 A shift to the Right is expected in the representation in the Agriculture Chambers
New EU Law Targeting Livestock Farmers Comes Into Force Tamás Orbán August 6, 2024 Nearly 40,000 pig and poultry farms are subject to the law.
Microsoft Blames EU Regulation for World’s Biggest IT Outage Michael Curzon July 23, 2024 EU agreement hampers computer giant in averting last week’s major tech failure
Farmers Plan Brussels Showdown on June 4th Thomas O'Reilly May 27, 2024 Europe’s farmers to make final appeal for survival of their industry before EU elections.
Spain: Farmers Undercut by Imports Bridget Ryder May 10, 2024 Spanish orange farmers face a gauntlet of unscrupulous buyers in fast-changing markets.
Belgium To Regulate Telegram App for Whole of Europe Thomas O'Reilly May 7, 2024 Belgian officials have previously been highly critical of the messaging platform.
