By Jacob M. Thompson The law provides for an emergency brake, as requested by Parliament, so targets for agricultural ecosystems can be suspended under exceptional…
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Daily Investor New regulations will prevent many white-owned farms from obtaining the necessary permits to export products to Europe and the United Kingdom. On…
Russia’s Foreign Ministry says Brussels’ monitors in Armenia are seeking a foothold for the West The expansion of the EU monitoring mission in Armenia…
by Reuters BRUSSELS—European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen is no longer in possession of text messages that she exchanged with Pfizer chief Albert Bourla to seal a COVID-19 vaccine deal,…
by Tsvetana Paraskova Lithium producer Albemarle could be forced to close its plant in Germany if the European Union classifies the key mineral lithium as…
by Kira Davis Perhaps many more people on earth would take the climate change hysterics a bit more seriously if climate activists weren’t such raging…
by VT Editors Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with President of the European Council Charles Michel. In Ukraine, they again called for reprisals…
by PETER CADDLE Motoring may be set to see a Great Reset in 2035, with the German government announcing they want an EU-wide ban on…
by Peter Caddle A Freedom Convoy of anti-mandate motorists is arriving in Brussels, the de facto capital of the European Union, despite authorities banning the…
by PETER CADDLE Christmas has been cancelled in the Netherlands, with the Dutch prime minister telling the public they cannot cuddle their grandchildren. Prime Minister…
by KURT ZINDULKA Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko accused Lithuania of tossing the bodies of dead migrants across the border between the two countries. Lithuania, a…
by TYLER DURDEN Nobody ever said ‘Free Trade’ was easy. As it happens, it isn’t particularly “free” either. But for months – practically the entire…
by polskie radio In a column for the Austrian newspaper’s website, journalist and author Karl-Peter Schwarz questioned the rationale of politicians and journalists who “intend to…
by TYLER DURDEN In a stinging rebuke to Europe’s unelected bureaucrats, and a major escalation in the rule of law crisis between Warsaw and Brussels, Poland’s…
by TYLER DURDEN Europe’s energy crisis has claimed another victim, with Austrian fertilizer producer Borealis AG slashing the output of ammonia after the cost of…
by TYLER DURDEN In keeping with their more cautious approach toward approving COVID jabs, EU regulators are preparing to make their own decisions about whether to approve…
by BREITBART LONDON and JACK MONTGOMERY THRAKOMAKEDONES, Greece (AP) – Wildfires rampaged through Greek forests for yet another day Saturday, threatening homes and triggering more evacuations a…
by Chris Tomlinson A jihadist wanted by Spain on a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) has been apprehended by Belgian police in the no-go zone of…