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Germany's renewables boom leaves it generating less electricity than in 2000
News 18 May 2026

Green failure: Germany’s renewables boom leaves it generating less electricity than in 2000

Most of the new capacity, though, came from heavily subsidised renewable energy plants, especially photovoltaics and wind turbines.

Chris Gattringer

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In this conversation, journalist and author Thomas Fazi joins Carl Deconinck to discuss the arguments behind his new book, The EU Propaganda Machine: The Dark Side of NGOs, Media and Universities. Fazi claims the European Commission has built a vast “soft power” ecosystem that extends far beyond politics and economics. According to his research, billions of euros have flowed into NGOs, universities, media projects, think tanks and “anti-disinformation” initiatives designed to promote deeper European integration and marginalize Eurosceptic voices. The discussion dives into: EU funding for NGOs and activist networks Media organizations receiving European Commission grants “Anti-disinformation” programs and censorship concerns The role of Ursula von der Leyen and centralized power in Brussels Election interference allegations in countries like Hungary and Romania Whether the EU has become structurally undemocratic The growing influence of supranational institutions over national governments Why Fazi believes the EU project is “unreformable” Fazi also argues that the Commission increasingly acts like a political actor rather than a neutral institution — using public money to reinforce its own agenda and ideological framework. Whether you agree or disagree with his conclusions, this interview raises difficult questions about democracy, sovereignty, media independence and political power inside the European Union.
Video 12 May 2026

‘The EU has become Neo Totalitarian’ with Thomas Fazi

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Comment 18 May 2026

Belgian giants still in Russia five years on, pressure builds as explanations wear thin

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In this conversation, journalist and author Thomas Fazi joins Carl Deconinck to discuss the arguments behind his new book, The EU Propaganda Machine: The Dark Side of NGOs, Media and Universities. Fazi claims the European Commission has built a vast “soft power” ecosystem that extends far beyond politics and economics. According to his research, billions of euros have flowed into NGOs, universities, media projects, think tanks and “anti-disinformation” initiatives designed to promote deeper European integration and marginalize Eurosceptic voices. The discussion dives into: EU funding for NGOs and activist networks Media organizations receiving European Commission grants “Anti-disinformation” programs and censorship concerns The role of Ursula von der Leyen and centralized power in Brussels Election interference allegations in countries like Hungary and Romania Whether the EU has become structurally undemocratic The growing influence of supranational institutions over national governments Why Fazi believes the EU project is “unreformable” Fazi also argues that the Commission increasingly acts like a political actor rather than a neutral institution — using public money to reinforce its own agenda and ideological framework. Whether you agree or disagree with his conclusions, this interview raises difficult questions about democracy, sovereignty, media independence and political power inside the European Union.
Video 12 May 2026

‘The EU has become Neo Totalitarian’ with Thomas Fazi

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer issued a statement today ahead of a planned "Unite the Kingdom" far-right march in London this weekend, framing the event as a struggle over the country’s identity. (Photo by Toby Melville - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
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