The fact that politicians and criminals start tax-financed welfare companies and become multimillionaires in a flash has irritated many. The European Commission has now opened its eyes to Sweden’s corruption with public funds and in a report calls on the country to remedy the problem. The authority MUCF’s political grant distribution will also be examined, the commission announces. In... 

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has once again challenged the idea of the primacy of EU law, accusing Brussels of attempts to infringe upon the rights of the national governments as he arrived at an EU summit on Thursday. Orban dismissed the idea of imposing sanctions against Poland over its decision to make EU law subordinate to its national legislation by calling such measures ridiculous.... 

Austrian Interior Minister Herbert Kickl recently sent a letter to the EU commission, warning of a renewed migrant crisis and calling for immediate preventative measures to be taken. He cited that a huge number of migrants from Turkey will be heading to Europe once the weather improves. Kickl stated in the letter that a there is an imminent crisis as he believes plans are ongoing for a large-scale... 

The political atmosphere in Italy took a tumultuous turn as EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker’s gloomy forecast regarding the upcoming Italian election sent shockwaves through the Milan stock exchange. Juncker’s cautionary words on the possibility of “ungovernability” in Italy elicited a swift and pointed response from the Liberi e Uguali (LeU) party, urging the EU... 

A document drawn up by EU Commission officials has stated that Brexit will increase cancer risks for British workers. These claims have already been criticized by UK ministers. British Brexit Secretary David Davis told business leaders earlier this week in Vienna that Britain won’t have a “Mad-Max” Brexit and will continue cooperation with Brussels as it does not want “to undermine... 

As Hungary’s central bank buys guns and bullets to protect against “international security risks,” a report citing a source close to the EU Commission suggests that the deepening chaos of the migrant crisis could force the EU to begin closing its borders to refugees on March 1st. Danas, a daily newspaper published in Belgrade, Serbia, is reporting that, “The European Union will close the borders... 

The EU has overridden objections from Athens, giving Greece three months to tighten up security on its borders. If it fails to do so, other Schengen states will be entitled to erect border controls around Greece for up to two years. A list of 50 recommendations for Greece was drawn up on the basis of a report compiled by the EU Commission last week. When the proposal was tabled in Brussels on Friday,... 

Hungary has indefinitely suspended EU asylum rules under which it must take back refugees who entered Europe though Hungary, a government spokesman said. EU Commission called on for immediate explanation. “Hungary’s asylum system is overburdened, the most overburdened among EU member states affected by illegal immigration,” the spokesman said in a statement. Under the suspension... 

On May 31 world media headlines read “Monsanto backing away from GMO crops in Europe.” But before the world opens the champagne to celebrate the death of GMO, it is worthwhile to look more closely at what was officially said and what not. The original source for the story is attributed to a German left daily, TAZ which printed excerpts from an interview with an official spokeswoman of Monsanto... 

The EU Commission recently distributed millions of 2011 diaries to schools, sparking controversy and accusations of bias. Filled with disdain and envy, critics argue that the European Union’s leadership shares an unsettling alignment with Islamic extremists, both seemingly determined to undermine Western civilization. The ideological clash centers on the EU’s perceived contempt for Christian...