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Von der Leyen’s ‘Commission Crisis’ Escalates Ahead of Strasbourg Plenary

Tamás Orbán September 16, 2024

The Commission president continues to struggle with her self-inflicted gender woes.

EU Parliament’s Train Accidentally Ends Up at Disneyland

Tamás Orbán October 17, 2023

The mishap did not help the public image of the “traveling circus” that costs European taxpayers €125 million a year for no good reason.

French Lobbying Blamed for Lease of ‘Needless’ Building in Strasbourg

Thomas O'Reilly July 24, 2023

This week saw a cross-partisan Gallic alliance of French MEPs unite to secure a new parliamentary building on French soil, which led even federalists to complain of wasteful EU spending.

EU Nature Restoration Law Set To Reignite Dutch Farmer Protests

Thomas O'Reilly July 13, 2023

Recent protests in the Netherlands could just be the first firing shot in a wave of discontent after the European Parliament passed the Nature Restoration Law yesterday, despite conservative warnings that it would play into the hands of populists.

Scholz: EU Centralization and Enlargement

Tamás Orbán May 10, 2023

Unelected Eurocrats, with questionable democratic legitimacy, have an “unquenchable lust for power,” conservative MEP Ryszard Legutko replied to German Chancellor Scholz’s proposed power grabs sold as inevitable EU reforms.

European Convention on Human Rights: Necessity or Mistake?

Daria Fedotova April 26, 2023

The founders of the Council of Europe saw the need for an international organisation dedicated to protecting human rights. But there were other options back then, and there surely are now.

Top ECR MEP: European Parliament is a Political Vehicle of the Left

Robert Semonsen November 25, 2022

The ECR chief accused that the European Parliament, among other things, of inflicting immense damage on Europe, infecting it with shameless partisanship, and being anti-democratic.

London and Strasbourg: Destined for Divorce?

Harrison Pitt July 3, 2022

Signatories to the Convention must “abide by the final judgement of the court in any case to which they are parties.” Plans for an updated Bill of Rights offer no way around the fact that final rulings from Strasbourg have binding force in UK law.

Tag: Strasbourg

Von der Leyen’s ‘Commission Crisis’ Escalates Ahead of Strasbourg Plenary

EU Parliament’s Train Accidentally Ends Up at Disneyland

French Lobbying Blamed for Lease of ‘Needless’ Building in Strasbourg

EU Nature Restoration Law Set To Reignite Dutch Farmer Protests

Scholz: EU Centralization and Enlargement

European Convention on Human Rights: Necessity or Mistake?

Top ECR MEP: European Parliament is a Political Vehicle of the Left

London and Strasbourg: Destined for Divorce?

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