
How Brussels Is Shielding Itself from Democracy
The European Democracy Shield is designed to reinforce control over public debate and limit the rise of political forces that challenge Brussels’ centralizing model.
The European Democracy Shield is designed to reinforce control over public debate and limit the rise of political forces that challenge Brussels’ centralizing model.
The Rubiales case in Spain suggests that who commits the crime is more important than the crime itself.
Western powers seek to open another battlefront, this time in the courts—a move aiming to force Russia to the negotiating table.
The creation of a new party would further fragment Spain’s already fractured conservative bloc and hinder Spain’s shift to the right.
What we are witnessing is a perfect excuse to push forward a project of forced integration that Europeans have neither voted for nor approved.
Trump’s stance is less about territorial ambitions and more about pushing Europe to take responsibility for key regions threatened by Russian and Chinese expansion.
European defense is at a crossroads, with the European Union preparing an unprecedented investment push to bolster its military infrastructure.
As EV demands are dropping and competition is heating up, without concrete measures, the sector risks factory closures and mass layoffs.
The Left proclaims itself a defender of democracy but only tolerates views that suit its agenda.
In Brussels, ‘rule of law’ is not a legal term, but an ideological and political one used to punish sovereigntist governments.