The recent wave of farmer uprisings across Europe has compelled the globalist European Union (EU) leadership in Brussels to make significant concessions to its green agenda, temporarily shelving key elements aimed at achieving “net zero” emissions. The farmers, who have been staging protests and tractor blockades in major cities, secured a notable victory as European Commission President... 

Agricultural unrest reached Spain on Tuesday as farmers staged protests, blocking major highways across the country. This wave of demonstrations mirrors similar actions by agricultural workers in various European Union (EU) nations, including Germany, France, and Belgium. The farmers voice concerns over escalating costs, taxes, and what they perceive as stifling EU bureaucracy. The primary grievance... 

Farmers across Poland have declared a general strike, appealing to the public for understanding and awareness that their industry is defending itself against being driven into bankruptcy. Farmer protests are raging in many European countries, primarily due to the European Commission’s ideologically driven Green Deal policies and the flooding of European markets with agricultural products from international... 

Plans are actively in motion to establish a comprehensive network of “military corridors” spanning Europe. The primary objective is to overcome the intricate regulatory challenges that currently hinder the smooth exchange of equipment and personnel among NATO member nations. This initiative gains significance in the context of preparing for potential major conflicts, particularly with... 

European Union leaders have successfully approved a €50 billion ($54 billion) economic aid package for Ukraine, despite resistance from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who accused Brussels of “blackmailing” him into accepting the deal. European Council President Charles Michel announced the agreement, emphasizing that all 27 leaders had reached a consensus on the additional support... 

Finland is gearing up to enact a comprehensive prohibition on Russian citizens purchasing real estate in the country, as announced by Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen in a statement on Friday, published on Finland’s official government website. Citing “changes in the security situation” and amendments made last year to property transaction legislation involving entities outside the EU,... 

Slow-moving machinery such as tractors and groups of pedestrians held up traffic all over Poland as Poland’s farmers joined in with European-wide protests designed to push back against a range of government policies farmers say are endangering the future of their industry and trade. The outbreak of protests, which were signaled last week, comes on the heels of a series of demonstrations and border... 

Hans Leijtens, the new head of the EU’s border protection agency Frontex, has called for a shift in focus towards blocking illegal crossings while simultaneously facilitating a more accessible process for asylum seekers and economic migrants. Leijtens emphasized the need for “more humanity” and less “xenophobia and prejudice” in the EU’s migration approach, challenging... 

A senior NATO official warned that Europe should prepare for a war with Russia within the next twenty years. Dutch Admiral Rob Bauer, chairman of Nato’s Military Committee, after a meeting of the committee in Brussels, told reporters that civilians need to be ready to mobilize if a wider war breaks out in Europe and governments should bolster their reserve forces. “We have to realize it’s not... 

Miroslav Radakovsky, a prominent EU lawmaker and founder of the Slovak PATRIOT party, delivered a stark warning to his colleagues in the European Parliament during a debate on a stalled plan to provide €50 billion ($54.6 billion) in additional EU aid to Ukraine. Radakovsky cautioned against the continued supply of weapons to Ukraine, asserting that it would lead to more Slavic casualties in the... 

This is by far the most insane law to suddenly pop up in Europe! What is really “misinformation”? The Irish government can basically arrest anyone over anything. Just say: I saw the grass in my yard was blue because I spilled some paint on it. Your neighbor can say: I didn’t see your grass being blue, grass is generally green, you are pushing “misinformation”! Government... 

The European Commission is an EU legislative body with regulatory authority over digital technology. The EC’s eIDAS Article 45, a proposed regulation, would deliberately weaken areas of internet security that the industry has carefully evolved and hardened for over 25 years. The Article would effectively grant the 27 EU governments vastly expanded surveillance powers over internet use. The rule... 

Germany continues to be inundated with immigrants under the current left-liberal government with asylum applications jumping 51.1 percent to 350,000 last year compared to 2022, which featured 217,774 applications. The data, which is from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, shows most applicants arrived from Syria (105,000), Turkey (63,000) and Afghanistan (54,000). The federal office issued... 

The European Union (EU) has admitted it is urgently developing a cutting-edge “fast vaccine” in anticipation of “pandemics on the horizon” including the mysterious “Disease X” which has been included on a list of “analyzed pathogens.” At the forefront of this initiative is the innovative German-EU “Vaccelerate” program, actively developing a vaccine for the next pandemic-causing... 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has celebrated a significant victory for Ukraine as European Union leaders defy Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s threats and open accession talks with Kyiv. This decision, announced by European Council President Charles Michel, signals hope for Ukraine’s future and strengthens ties with the European continent. Zelensky, speaking from Germany,...