EU Forced To Retreat on Green Deal ‘Tariff’ After Industry Backlash Javier Villamor June 19, 2025 Only 10% of firms will now face the carbon import charge, as Brussels quietly waters down its flagship climate tool
Poland Says No to Green Deal and EU Overreach Ildikó Bíró June 11, 2025 The Constitutional Tribunal’s decision is a message to Brussels that it should stop exceeding its competences.
Green Deal Diktats Axed by Polish Constitutional Tribunal TEC News June 11, 2025 According to PiS MP Sebastian Kaleta, “the EU is robbing Poland with its climate policy and today the Constitutional Tribunal has formally and finally confirmed this.”
Lights Out, Europe: The Cost of Brussels’ Energy Fantasy Javier Villamor May 24, 2025 Spain’s blackout wasn’t a glitch—it was a warning.
Latin America Escapes EU Deforestation Blacklist Javier Villamor May 24, 2025 The Commission is softening its Green Deal to appease trade allies, exposing glaring double standards.
Brussels Blinks: Green Tax Gutted After Industry Pushback Javier Villamor May 23, 2025 While the EU Parliament is ready to ease some of the Green Deal’s most harmful rules, deeper reforms still face stiff ideological resistance.
EU Parliament Delays Vote on Inquiry Into Climate NGO Lobby Scandal Tamás Orbán May 8, 2025 The mainstream parties “feel the need for further legal analysis,” a parliamentary source said.
Swapping Dependencies: EU’s Crusade Against Russian Gas Defies Reality Javier Villamor May 7, 2025 Even the Commission knows the current energy model is failing, but while they stay silent, European families pay the price.
Carmakers To Brussels: Deregulate or We Go Bust Michael Curzon May 7, 2025 The Commission’s attachment to its ideological Green Deal is harming carmakers, who are pushing for a radical overhaul of regulations.
Bardella Bashes Green Deal in Le Figaro Op-Ed TEC News April 17, 2025 The leader of Rassemblement National described the Green Deal as “weapon of mass destruction” in his article.
