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Magyar courts Brussels as EU weighs release of funds frozen under Orbán
News 29 May 2026

Brussels unblocks €16.4 billion for Hungary after Magyar agrees reforms, as expected

"Only a few weeks have passed, but we can already feel a strong wind of change across Hungary," von der Leyen said.

Antonio O'Mullony

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Video 20 May 2026

The dangerous illusion of America’s empire

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Comment 29 May 2026

Old people and no children: Pope warns against Europe becoming ‘the old continent’

Kristen Ziccarelli

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Polish President Karol Nawrocki has called for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to be stripped of Poland’s highest state honour after Kyiv named a military brigade after the wartime nationalist group UPA, an organisation linked to the massacre of tens of thousands of Poles during World War II.(Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Polish President Nawrocki wants to strip Zelensky of the country’s highest honour

News 29 May 2026

Hungary new governement backs Budapest pride

News 29 May 2026
Croatia clears way for late-night alcohol bans to tackle drunk tourists

Croatia clears way for late-night alcohol bans to tackle drunk tourists

News 29 May 2026

Belgian PM open to review anti-racism laws to restore freedom of speech

News 29 May 2026

Tsipras returns to Greek politics with new party, leaps to second in polls

News 29 May 2026

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Comment 29 May 2026

US Congress can’t make Trump stay in Europe

Anthony J. Constantini
Comment 28 May 2026

If Europe wants to compete in AI, it needs more than regulation

James S. Gilmore III
Comment 28 May 2026

Ukraine: Russia has failed

Conrad Black
Comment 27 May 2026

Crises and capabilities: Neither has transformed the EU into a power on the world stage

Karl Pfefferkorn

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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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News 29 May 2026

Polish soldier acquitted for firing warning shots at immigrants on Belarus border

Carl Deconinck
News 29 May 2026

German police stop remigration activist from boarding flight to Porto summit

Carl Deconinck
Russian drone strikes Romanian apartment block as NATO vows to defend ‘every inch’ of allied territory
News 29 May 2026

NATO says it stands ready to defend ‘every inch’ of allied territory after Russian drone hits Romania

Brussels Signal
News 29 May 2026

Iceland to hold referendum on reopening EU membership talks

Carl Deconinck
Von der Leyen says Russia has crossed ‘yet another line’ after drone strikes Romania
News 29 May 2026

Von der Leyen says Russia has crossed ‘yet another line’ after drone strikes Romania

Antonio O'Mullony
Russian drone hits block of flats in Romania
News 29 May 2026

Romania summons Russian ambassador after drone hits block of flats near Ukraine border

Brussels Signal
US and Iran reach tentative ceasefire deal
News 29 May 2026

US and Iran reach tentative ceasefire deal as Europe eyes the Strait of Hormuz

Antonio O'Mullony
Austrian court jails man over plot to attack Taylor Swift concert in Vienna
News 29 May 2026

Austrian court jails man over plot to attack Taylor Swift concert in Vienna

Brussels Signal
Kallas says EU can never be a neutral mediator in Russia-Ukraine talks
News 29 May 2026

Kallas says EU can never be a neutral mediator in Russia-Ukraine talks

Brussels Signal

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Thousands rally in Madrid calling for PM Sanchez to resign

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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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