Sadiq Khan Plans To Introduce Tourist Tax for London TEC News November 24, 2025 A modest tax would probably not keep tourists away, but would it make them safer?
Disunited EU Stumbling in the Face of Trump’s Trade Escalation Michael Curzon July 14, 2025 Brussels can’t get a grip on its own response to U.S. tariffs, so it’s looking to others to come up with one for it.
Israel Acts, Europe Watches Nicoletta Kouroushi June 21, 2025 When history moves, the Old Continent is not in the room.
Brussels’ Middle-East Riddle: How the EU Is Getting Sidelined Again Michael Curzon June 19, 2025 EU leaders are all over the place on ongoing conflicts, especially in comparison to Donald Trump’s pro-Israel administration.
Trump Says U.S. Will Not Kill Khamenei “At Least for Now” TEC News / AFP June 18, 2025 “We know exactly where the so-called ‘Supreme Leader’ is hiding. He is an easy target,” the U.S. president warned.
G7 Summit Highlights EU’s Twisted Moral Compass Michael Curzon June 18, 2025 Europe talks tough on Russia, soft on Iran, and lashes out at Israel.
Trump Pours Cold Water on G7 Leaders and Demands Tougher Stance Against Tehran Michael Curzon June 17, 2025 European officials were likely uncomfortable having to affirm Israel’s right to self-defence.
Trump Leaves G7 Early, Slams Macron and Warns: “Evacuate Tehran” TEC News June 17, 2025 In a scathing rebuke on Truth Social, Trump slammed French President Emmanuel Macron for suggesting he had left to push for a ceasefire.
EU Approves €35bn Ukraine Loan Using Frozen Russian Assets Zoltán Kottász October 10, 2024 Hungary wants to postpone discussion of extending the renewal period for sanctions until after the U.S. elections.
G7 Approves $50 Billion Ukraine Loan Graham Barnfield June 14, 2024 The interest will be paid with seized Russian assets.
