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Czech Leader Warns Against EU Pressure on Free Speech After U.S. Investigation

TEC News February 9, 2026

Republicans in the U.S. House Judiciary Committee have sparked controversy by accusing the European Commission of systematically distorting online speech. Internal documents from Brussels—published in

EU Advocates Fresh Sanctions on Russia’s Energy Income

TEC News February 6, 2026

The European Commission has proposed a new package of sanctions designed to significantly reduce Russian oil and gas revenues—with the stated aim of weakening war financing and further isolating Russia economically.

Majority of French Support Ban on Organizations Linked to Muslim Brotherhood

TEC News February 3, 2026

A survey shows that French Muslims remain divided on banning a leading Islamist group, with 38% supporting it, with 43% against.

EU Fires Official Over Qatar Trips—But What About the Rest?

Javier Villamor January 30, 2026

The dismissal has reopened questions about why ethics rules seem to bite hardest at lower levels of the EU system.

Qatargate: European Commission Finally Fires Senior Official Amid Long-Running Scandal

TEC News January 29, 2026

Finally! A high-level Eurocrat involved in Qatargate is on his way out.

It’s Official! EU Labels Iran’s Revolutionary Guard a ‘Terrorist Organisation’

TEC News / AFP January 29, 2026

The EU also imposed visa bans and asset freezes on 21 Iranian operatives and state entities, targeting top IRGC commanders and senior government figures.

The Grand Courtroom of the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg City

Budapest–Brussels Rift Deepens: EU Court Rules Against Hungary in Cannabis Lawsuit

TEC News January 27, 2026

According to the EU court, Hungary violated European Union law by opposing the bloc’s agreed position on cannabis classification.

EU Tightens Grip on WhatsApp, Raising New Free Speech Concerns

Javier Villamor January 27, 2026

A technical reclassification with far-reaching consequences has drawn WhatsApp into the EU’s most demanding digital rules

Demonstrators with shirts reading “Mercosur danger in our plates” wave at the EU Parliament building as farmers protest against the Mercosur free trade agreement on the day of a vote on a referral to the courts, in Strasbourg on January 21, 2026.

Brussels Determined to Bypass Parliament’s Mercosur Vote

Javier Villamor January 23, 2026

The European Parliament’s decision to refer the Mercosur agreement to the EU courts may ultimately pave the way for its provisional application—without safeguards.

The Turow coal mine and power station in Lower Silesia, Poland

Poland Must Pay Fine Over Border Coal Mine, ECJ Rules

TEC News / AFP January 22, 2026

The court said the fines imposed by the Commission over the Turow coal mine were preventive, ensuring Poland complies with interim measures and EU law.

Tag: European Commission

Czech Leader Warns Against EU Pressure on Free Speech After U.S. Investigation

EU Advocates Fresh Sanctions on Russia’s Energy Income

Majority of French Support Ban on Organizations Linked to Muslim Brotherhood

EU Fires Official Over Qatar Trips—But What About the Rest?

Qatargate: European Commission Finally Fires Senior Official Amid Long-Running Scandal

It’s Official! EU Labels Iran’s Revolutionary Guard a ‘Terrorist Organisation’

Budapest–Brussels Rift Deepens: EU Court Rules Against Hungary in Cannabis Lawsuit

EU Tightens Grip on WhatsApp, Raising New Free Speech Concerns

Brussels Determined to Bypass Parliament’s Mercosur Vote

Poland Must Pay Fine Over Border Coal Mine, ECJ Rules

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