Spanish Wildfires Fueled by Heat, Drought—and Political Neglect Javier Villamor August 20, 2025 A June report from the European Court of Auditors exposed obsolete systems and weak prevention in Spain’s regions.
EU to Ukraine: Here’s Ammo, But Good Luck Selling Your Wheat Pieter Cleppe May 18, 2025 If Brussels wants to help both its farmers and Ukraine, it should scrap red tape at home instead of slapping tariffs on a country fighting for its life.
Businesses Are Losing Faith in Europe Sven R. Larson November 20, 2024 Less money is spent on forming Europe’s economic future, and the outlook is even worse.
Trump’s DOGE: Be Careful What You Wish For Sven R. Larson November 19, 2024 Trump’s new efficiency-focused operation has already made a big media splash. But their ambitions and their numbers don’t add up.
Roast Chickens Turn Up the Heat on Official Regulator, Crashing Government Website Graham Barnfield October 2, 2024 British pranksters respond to new poultry registration requirements.
Belgium To Regulate Telegram App for Whole of Europe Thomas O'Reilly May 7, 2024 Belgian officials have previously been highly critical of the messaging platform.
Western Leaders Still Can’t Make Up Their Minds About TikTok Michael Curzon April 23, 2024 Officials slam the social media app one minute but use it to appeal to the kids in the next.
European Council Strives for Increased ‘Competitiveness’ on World Stage Zoltán Kottász April 20, 2024 Bloc’s own overregulation has made EU industries less competitive in its race with China and the United States.
“We’ve Had Enough”: UK Farmers Descend on Westminster Nick Hallett March 26, 2024 British farmers join their European counterparts in protesting unfair trade deals and overbearing green regulations.
Spanish Farmers Gear Up To Join Protest Movement Bridget Ryder January 30, 2024 Protests are planned throughout the country next week.
