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Von der Leyen’s Double Failure: Open Borders and a Broken Economy

Javier Villamor October 8, 2025

Brussels’ version of unity always means centralization—and a transfer of responsibility from national governments to unelected bureaucrats.

For Europe’s Survival, von der Leyen Must Indeed Go

Rafael Pinto Borges October 8, 2025

Under her watch, Brussels ceased to be a boring, technocratic steward of the common market and has become a missionary empire—zealous, punitive, and utterly disconnected from reality.

Eurosceptic Babiš on Track for Election Comeback in Czech Republic

Zoltán Kottász October 2, 2025

The former prime minister has vowed to fight the EU on migration and the Green Deal “madness.”

No, Macron Is Not a “Climate Bad Guy”

Lauren Smith September 18, 2025

Villainising those who don’t want to impoverish Europe in the name of Net Zero won’t erase the cold, hard facts about this green fantasy.

Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico speaks during a joint press conference with Ukraine's President in Uzhhorod on September 5, 2025.

Slovakia to EU: Soften Green Targets or Forget New Sanctions

Javier Villamor September 12, 2025

Robert Fico says Brussels must balance climate goals with industrial survival before he will approve further measures against Moscow.

Can Trump Get the EU to Roll Back Its Environmental and Digital Rules?

Pieter Cleppe September 1, 2025

The tariff negotiations offer the EU a vital opportunity to pursue a fundamental change of direction.

Nawrocki speaking flanked by Polish flags

Polish President Vetoes Wind Farm Bill in Showdown with Tusk

Javier Villamor August 22, 2025

Karol Nawrocki rejects a wind energy law and promises a separate freeze on electricity tariffs until 2025.

“The EU’s Green Deal looks like Soviet central planning”—Historian Ion Mischevca

Álvaro Peñas August 5, 2025

“We emit just 7–8% of the world’s emissions, but Brussels wants to shut down our industries to save the planet.”

Green Skies for Europe: Von der Leyen’s 16 Private Jet Flights in a Year

Lukács Fux July 2, 2025

The Commission President—promoter of climate targets—justified the flights on grounds of security and scheduling, with one trip costing €14,110 per passenger.

ECR Co-Chairman Nicola Procaccini (Fratelli d’Italia)

EU Parliament Approves New Body to Investigate the Climate NGO Scandal

Tamás Orbán June 19, 2025

The right-wing initiative put forward by the ECR is a major step toward transparency, but it’s still far from what true accountability would look like.

Tag: Green Deal

Von der Leyen’s Double Failure: Open Borders and a Broken Economy

For Europe’s Survival, von der Leyen Must Indeed Go

Eurosceptic Babiš on Track for Election Comeback in Czech Republic

No, Macron Is Not a “Climate Bad Guy”

Slovakia to EU: Soften Green Targets or Forget New Sanctions

Can Trump Get the EU to Roll Back Its Environmental and Digital Rules?

Polish President Vetoes Wind Farm Bill in Showdown with Tusk

“The EU’s Green Deal looks like Soviet central planning”—Historian Ion Mischevca

Green Skies for Europe: Von der Leyen’s 16 Private Jet Flights in a Year

EU Parliament Approves New Body to Investigate the Climate NGO Scandal

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