Meloni Slams EU ‘Lawfare’ Over Media Interference Claims
The Italian PM scolded Commission President von der Leyen after Italy was criticised in EU Rule-of-Law Report.
The Italian PM scolded Commission President von der Leyen after Italy was criticised in EU Rule-of-Law Report.
From the EU Parliament to the Leeds riots, a cordon sanitaire aims to silence national conservatives—and the millions of Europeans they represent.
The issue of affordable housing is normally the competence of member states, but Brussels’ overreach apparently knows no limits.
With a majority of only 40 seats, it probably wouldn’t have happened without the support of the Greens in exchange for a continuation of the previous term’s disastrous climate policies.
Pandering to her center-left grand coalition for their support, the EU Commission chief pledged to keep up the undemocratic cordon sanitaire against the national conservatives in Brussels.
The Swedish, Danish, and Finnish members of the national conservative ECR will vote against the Commission chief, despite bloc leader Meloni’s plans for last-minute negotiations.
Von der Leyen “lacks a moral compass when it comes to transparency and integrity,” the Left argues.
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“This is unacceptable and goes against the very essence of European cooperation,” MEP Kinga Gál, First VP of the Patriots group commented.
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