
Belgium’s PM Slams EU Plan to Fund Ukraine with Frozen Russian Assets
De Wever warns the loan could be perceived as “illegal confiscation” by foreign nations and investors.

De Wever warns the loan could be perceived as “illegal confiscation” by foreign nations and investors.

The State has no issue switching off life support for baby and granny but somehow has an attack of conscience when it comes to the Axel Rudakubanas of this world.

The German chancellor claimed Europe must gain more political and economic autonomy.

Starmer and von der Leyen eye each other warily as tobacco regulation tests sovereignty and single market law.

If the EU is losing weight on the world stage, it is not because democracy is obsolete or values outdated; it is because ambition has outpaced ability.

The European Commission is taking cautious steps toward building an internal intelligence unit—a sensitive move that has already raised concerns within the EU’s diplomatic service.

The EU is betting on fast trains and clean fuels to drive down carbon emissions across the continent.

The emissions-cutting targets set are “completely unrealistic,” the Patriots for Europe group said.

Former Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders, who played a central role in politically motivated infringement proceedings against the conservative governments of Poland and Hungary, is now accused of having concealed hundreds of thousands of euros that he may have illegally obtained.

Unsurprisingly, there have been far fewer words of praise coming from the Brussels establishment.