
Pride Ends, European Commission Pledges Continued Commitment to LGBT Ideology
As Europe succumbs to the heat wave, rising immigrant violence and a free speech crisis, Brussels poses as the defender of ‘individual freedom.’

As Europe succumbs to the heat wave, rising immigrant violence and a free speech crisis, Brussels poses as the defender of ‘individual freedom.’

A sudden shutdown of cooling at the Berlaymont building has sparked accusations of “feudalism” as ordinary staff swelter on lower floors while high-level commissioners keep their air-conditioning.

A little-publicised visit to Jerusalem has intensified questions about who really speaks for Europe on foreign policy.

The announcement follows months of criticism from residents and local officials who accused Brussels of moving too slowly in the aftermath of the catastrophe.

Sociologist Ashley Frawley argues that the EU’s mental health strategy enables a quiet expansion of institutional intervention into schools, workplaces, and digital platforms.

The European Commission held a closed-door meeting on Tuesday with a Taliban delegation that arrived in Brussels on visas valid just 24 hours.

A Belgian judge is pursuing a Greek MP who was previously linked to the Fight Impunity NGO, alleged to have accepted illicit cash from Qatar.

The controversial initiative reflects increasing pressure on Brussels to find ways of cooperating with Afghanistan’s rulers on migration.

Brussels has demanded an explanation after Slovak authorities suspended a €120,000 grant to an LGBT organisation

The European Commission believes that if not the previous 20, then the 21st sanction package will surely crack Russia’s economy.