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Debate grows in Italy over stripping citizenship from foreign-born criminals
News 26 May 2026

Debate grows in Italy over stripping citizenship from foreign-born criminals

"Citizenship cannot be for life," said Deputy Prime Minister and League leader Matteo Salvini, who has presented the bill.

Luca Steinmann

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Video 20 May 2026

The dangerous illusion of America’s empire

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Comment 26 May 2026

Europe has forgotten how to build

Ralph Schoellhammer

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Belgian court convicts nationalist activist for lecture that would be protected in the US

News 26 May 2026
Cyprus’ parliamentary elections saw several political newcomers make gains, with the party founded by MEP Fidias Panayiotou securing four seats. Anti-establishment centrist movement ALMA and far-right party ELAM also increased their representation, with ELAM doubling its number of seats in parliament.(Photo by Horacio Villalobos#Corbis/Getty Images)

Right-wing newcomers shake up Cyprus Parliament as Fidias movement wins four seats

News 26 May 2026
EU adopts new rules to boost voting rights for mobile citizens in municipal elections

EU adopts new rules to boost voting rights for mobile citizens in municipal elections

News 26 May 2026

French poll shock: Mélenchon closes in on Philippe as Bardella holds firm in presidential race

News 26 May 2026
Two children and two supervisors die after minibus hits train in Belgium

Two children and two supervisors die after minibus hits train in Belgium

News 26 May 2026

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Comment 26 May 2026

A Congolese immigrant dies on a street in Dublin, so Ireland is called ‘racist’

Kevin Myers
Comment 22 May 2026

Greenland now: US control or not?

Andrew Spannaus
Comment 22 May 2026

Sanitary ghettos: South Asia’s disposable Christians

Konstantinos Bogdanos
Comment 21 May 2026

The rare miracle of order

Ralph Schoellhammer

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Video 20 May 2026

The dangerous illusion of America’s empire

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

Europe Is losing the Ukraine War but no one dares say it
Video 8 May 2026

Europe Is losing the Ukraine War but no one dares say it

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Forced entry into President Nawrocki’s family home amid spate of hoax alarms targeting Polish right

Krzysztof Mularczyk
News 26 May 2026

‘Green’ electric Ferrari hated by car enthusiasts

Carl Deconinck
News 26 May 2026

Lyon pride march fractures amid accusations of radical takeover

Carl Deconinck
European Commission seeks Berlin's backing for tougher China trade line
News 26 May 2026

European Commission seeks Berlin’s backing for tougher China trade line

Brussels Signal
Spain doubles down on €9 billion green push
News 26 May 2026

Spain doubles down on €9 billion green push, leaves blackout questions unanswered

Antonio O'Mullony
Meloni's right-wing coalition defies polls to retain Venice in Italian local elections
News 26 May 2026

Meloni’s right-wing coalition defies polls to retain Venice in Italian local elections

Brussels Signal
Dutch government backs EU plan for migrant return hubs outside the bloc
News 26 May 2026

Dutch government backs EU plan for migrant return hubs outside the bloc

Brussels Signal
Ben Gvir urges Netanyahu to take Israel back to ‘massive war’ in Lebanon
News 26 May 2026

Ben Gvir urges Netanyahu to take Israel back to ‘massive war’ in Lebanon

Brussels Signal
Tram hits self-driving bus on first day of passenger service in Gothenburg
News 25 May 2026

Tram hits self-driving bus on first day of passenger service in Gothenburg

Brussels Signal

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Thousands rally in Madrid calling for PM Sanchez to resign

Carl Deconinck
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Devastating Hong Kong fire kills at least 55, hundreds missing

Carl Deconinck
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Brussels celebrates Day of the Dead

Isabel Roche

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