EU to Advocate New Sanctions Regime After Iran Crackdown on Protests TEC News January 13, 2026 After an EP decision to bar Iranian officials from its premises, the EU proposes further measures against Iran.
Farmers Take to the Roads Again, Challenging the Mercosur Deal TEC News January 7, 2026 Farmers plan to deploy new tractor-based roadblocks—echoing the December 18th protests in Brussels.
Germany Expects Italy to Back EU-Mercosur Trade Deal TEC News / AFP January 7, 2026 Italy’s support for Mercosur deal hinges on safeguards and import controls for local farmers.
Brussels ‘No Longer Guardian of Treaties,’ Says Exiled Polish MP TEC News August 5, 2025 Marcin Romanowski blasts Commission bias and warns of political persecution in Poland.
EU Pushes Russian Gas Ban by 2027 TEC News June 17, 2025 The Commission is seeking to by-pass a likely veto from Hungary and Slovakia
Manufacturing Misinformation: How the EU Spends Millions To Smother Free Speech Norman Lewis May 20, 2025 While pretending to protect ‘democracy,’ the EU is funding censorship on an industrial scale. A new report breaks it all down.
Victory? EU Court Rules Against von der Leyen in Historic ‘Pfizergate’ Case Tamás Orbán May 14, 2025 The ruling strikes at Brussels’ culture of secrecy and elite impunity.
Brussels Orders Romania: End Cheap Gas or Face EU Court Tamás Orbán May 8, 2025 Critics say EU leaders are prioritizing corporate profits over ordinary citizens’ needs.
