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Joint EU borrowing presents the perfect storm for the centralisation of...

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By Samuel Martin, Editor-in-Chief of The Mallard and freelance writer interested in immigration, trade, and European politics You don’t need to be an economist to...

The EU’s regulatory micromanagement is causing economic asphyxiation

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By Adam Bartha, Director of EPICENTER, the network of leading European free-market think tanks There was a time when Europe set the global economic pace. Not...

The Most Radical Thing You Can Do? Get Married

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By Anne Struffmann If I said that marriage is becoming irrelevant in the 21st century, few in the West would push back. Marriage is no...

The Brussels NGO scandal continues to expand

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The Brussels NGO scandal continues to expand. Now, the European Taxpayers’ Association (TAE) have filed an official complaint against former EU commissioners Frans Timmermans...

Europe’s blind spot

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By Cristian Gherasim, a journalist, analyst and foreign affairs expert  While Brussels frets about Ukraine and America, a crisis festers from within Twenty years on Europe is...

Scrapping green policies remains a taboo in Brussels

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During the 2024 European Parliament elections, green parties suffered heavy losses and since then, they have lost even more support in the polls. However,...

Europe’s Southern Neighbourhood Is Becoming a Major Security Challenge

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By Cristian Gherasim, a journalist, analyst and foreign affairs expert  While the war in Ukraine, tensions with the United States, and turmoil in the Middle...

The EU’s Chemical Industry Action Plan undermines investment

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By Tom Parker - Chair of the British Chamber of Commerce EU and Belgium’s Policy Council. Last week, the European Commission published its "European Chemical...

More Taxes, More Debt, More Spending: Brussels’ New Seven-Year Budget Plan

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On Wednesday, the European Commission will present its final proposal for the EU's new long term budget, the 2028-2034 "multiannual financial framework" (MFF). As...

Europe’s Strategic Blind Spot: Securing Undersea Cables

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By Lyndon Li, freelance journalist who has authored articles for the Financial Times and Voice of America A series of disruptions to subsea communications cables...

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