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European Council President António Costa (L), Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk (C) and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen join hands at the end of a press conference at the European Council in Brussels on June 26, 2025.

Spending Borrowed Money “Better Together”—EU Rearmament Plan Gets Rubberstamped by Council

Javier Villamor June 27, 2025

The SAFE fund has been approved without consulting the European Parliament, the only elected body among EU institutions.

Von der Leyen Faces Vote of No Confidence in EU Parliament

TEC News June 26, 2025

Even members of the Commission President’s own European People’s Party are likely to support the motion, according to the MEP submitting the complaint.

Viktor Orbán and Ursula von der Leyen in 2024

Budapest Pride: von der Leyen Demands Queer Parade in Hungary

TEC News June 26, 2025

The European Commission president believes promoting gender ideology is part of the EU’s “fundamental values.”

President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola delivers a speech during the Italy-Africa international conference 'A bridge for common growth’ at the Italian Senate in Rome on January 29, 2024.

Meloni Pushes Back on EU Power Grab Over Migrants

Ildikó Bíró June 20, 2025

Italy warns that Brussels’ migrant return plan would erode sovereignty and impose new legal burdens on member states.

Portugal's Prime Minister-designate Luis Montenegro attends his swearing-in ceremony at Ajuda Palace in Lisbon on June 5, 2025.

Portugal Pushes To Seal the Mercosur Deal To Avoid “Global Humiliation”

Javier Villamor June 19, 2025

Luís Montenegro could not care less about Europe’s farmers paying the price as long as his public image remains intact.

Brussels Lifts Military Spending Restrictions as Berlin Shuts Off EU Budget Tap

Javier Villamor June 18, 2025

Defence is advancing in Brussels on the back of national debt, but the common project still lacks financial muscle.

EU Climate Plan: More Taxes, Fewer Jobs, No Debate

Pieter Cleppe June 18, 2025

Even after green parties lost big in the elections, Brussels is pressing ahead with policies most voters didn’t choose.

An employee turns a valve on a pipeline at the Bulgartransgaz gas compressor station in Ihtiman on May 5, 2022, a week after the halt of Russian gas supply to Bulgaria.

Is It Even Legal? EU Commission to Ban All Russian Energy Imports By End of 2027

Tamás Orbán June 18, 2025

By ignoring EU treaties and bypassing national vetoes, Brussels plans to throw vulnerable member states under the bus for the sake of Ukraine.

EU Sidesteps Regulations to Ramp Up European Rearmament

Zolta Győri June 18, 2025

The so-called Simplification Omnibus includes measures to fast-track permitting for defense companies.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in 2022

Spanish Government’s Corruption Scandal Finally Reaches Brussels’ Response Threshold

Javier Villamor June 17, 2025

The Madrid government’s graft scandals can no longer be ignored by the European Commission it seems.

Tag: European Commission

Spending Borrowed Money “Better Together”—EU Rearmament Plan Gets Rubberstamped by Council

Von der Leyen Faces Vote of No Confidence in EU Parliament

Budapest Pride: von der Leyen Demands Queer Parade in Hungary

Meloni Pushes Back on EU Power Grab Over Migrants

Portugal Pushes To Seal the Mercosur Deal To Avoid “Global Humiliation”

Brussels Lifts Military Spending Restrictions as Berlin Shuts Off EU Budget Tap

EU Climate Plan: More Taxes, Fewer Jobs, No Debate

Is It Even Legal? EU Commission to Ban All Russian Energy Imports By End of 2027

EU Sidesteps Regulations to Ramp Up European Rearmament

Spanish Government’s Corruption Scandal Finally Reaches Brussels’ Response Threshold

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