October: Two No-Confidence Motions for Von der Leyen Rebeka Kis September 16, 2025 The European Commission chief is set to confront her third motion of no-confidence in just three months.
Brussels Pact Ahead of State of the Union Address: Transparency or Centralization? Javier Villamor September 9, 2025 Commission and Parliament tighten ties and sideline the Council in a move towards federalism.
EP Debate on Migration Would Encourage “Hatred and Violence” Left-Liberal MEPs Say Michael Curzon September 8, 2025 Patriots insist the issue is “one of the most devastating legacies” of Ursula von der Leyen’s presidency.
Parliament Sues Commission for Sidestepping €150B Defense Vote Tamás Orbán June 24, 2025 The legal committee almost unanimously voted to take the EU Commission to court over bypassing Parliament to fast-track the spending scheme.
From President of the EP to Maltese Prime Minister—Will Roberta Metsola Return? Zolta Győri June 10, 2025 The highly influential politician is rumored to be returning to Malta to lead the Nationalist Party after its current leader resigned.
Metsola Threatens Commission With Lawsuit Over Fast-Tracked Rearmament Plan Tamás Orbán May 7, 2025 Just like the member states, now the European Parliament also knows what it feels like to get sidelined by von der Leyen.
Huaweigate Prompts Promise of Superficial Investigation into EP’s Technology TEC News April 3, 2025 Could Brussels be waking up to the anti-bribery initiatives of local prosecutors?
Bring Musk to Brussels: MEPs Push for Tech Mogul To Address EU Parliament Nick Hallett January 18, 2025 As the European Left panics over his politics, lawmakers see an opportunity to pick Elon’s brain on tech development.
Power Grab Fears as EU Parliament Chief Calls for ‘Reforms’ Before Enlargement Tamás Orbán August 29, 2024 Roberta Metsola said the bloc requires ‘structural change,’ which critics say is code for giving Brussels more power.
Cordon Sanitaire: Patriots Denied EU Parliament Vice Presidency Tamás Orbán July 17, 2024 Only two of the parliament’s top 15 positions went to right-wing parties, despite national conservatives holding a quarter of the Brussels seats.
