Spanish Railway Tragedy: The Deadly Price of Corruption and Incompetence Itxu Díaz January 20, 2026 Many probes into Sánchez’s inner circle center on construction firms benefiting from Transport Ministry contracts.
Suspected Rail Sabotage: Poland Shuts Its Last Russian Consulate TEC News November 20, 2025 Thousands of Polish troops deployed to bolster internal security.
CDU Faces Backlash for Supporting AfD Bridge Proposal TEC News October 31, 2025 Left-wing parties blasted Christian Democrat councillors for backing an AfD motion to build a bridge in northern Germany.
Italy’s Audit Court Blocks Sicily Bridge Project TEC News / AFP October 30, 2025 Legal barriers have emerged to government plans for a bridge linking Italy’s biggest island to its mainland.
Five Killed in Russian Combined Attacks on Ukraine TEC News October 5, 2025 Moscow fired more than 50 missiles and 500 attack drones into Ukraine overnight, President Zelensky said.
Taxpayer Money Lines Pockets in Migrant Housing Boom Zolta Győri August 26, 2025 Afghan immigrants alone have cost the city of Hamburg one million euros in public funds since 2020.
Heart of Europe, Hub of Waste: €250M in EU Funds Misused by Brussels Region Zolta Győri July 10, 2025 Instead of spending borrowed funds earmarked for infrastructure on intended improvements, the city used them to pay off debt, an investigation shows.
EU Eyes Romanian Airport Over Suspected Funding Scam Zolta Győri July 1, 2025 The Public Prosecutor’s Office suspects the requirements were manipulated in favor of the winner of the bid.
UK To Classify Road Upgrades and Broadband as Defense Spending to Meet NATO Target Zolta Győri June 17, 2025 PM Keir Starmer proposes a new framework that would allow the UK to reach the required military spending levels without huge public funds injections.
NATO Chief: Alliance Needs a 400% Increase in Air and Missile Defense TEC News June 9, 2025 Rutte warned that Russia could be ready to attack NATO countries “in five years.”
