Swiss Elections: Rightist SVP Dominates, Greens Face Major Setback Tristan Vanheuckelom October 23, 2023 Concerns about mass migration, energy prices gave national conservatives increased mandate.
€8.2 Billion of EU Budget Entirely Misspent Thomas O'Reilly October 23, 2023 Non-existing lemon trees in Italy and missing equipment for an Ivory Coast school are only some of the dodgy expenditures highlighted by the auditors.
The EU Taxman Cometh Sven R. Larson October 12, 2023 The EU wants to levy its own taxes. Here is why that is a bad idea.
Migration Deal Crumbles as Tunisia Returns €60M to EU Tamás Orbán October 12, 2023 Tunis is ready to blow up the deal, accusing Brussels of deception.
Tunisia Accused of Bussing Migrants to Illegal Departure Port Chris Tomlinson September 25, 2023 EU-Tunisia MOU aims to curb illegal migration in return for financial aid
Labour Pledges Closer Ties With EU if Elected Michael Curzon September 19, 2023 Tories accuse Labour of ceding additional power to Brussels
Germany Plans Energy Subsidies Without Brussels’ Consent Tamás Orbán September 19, 2023 Berlin set to bend EU rules to cut soaring prices
Brexit Bitterness Continues To Cloud Reporting Michael Curzon September 16, 2023 A Guardian report on the British use of harmful pesticides stands accused of “putting Europhilic dogma ahead of reality.”
No Deal: Talks Between Kosovo and Serbia Hit Impasse Tristan Vanheuckelom September 15, 2023 “Without normalization [of relations], there will be no European future for Serbia and Kosovo,” Borrell said.
Saudi Arabia Buys Major Share in Spain’s Telefónica Bridget Ryder September 14, 2023 Brussels warns this kind of state-backed foreign investment may jeopardise European security.
