The European Commission allocated seven million euros to support Ukraine’s cultural sector, aiding artists, organizations, and preserving cultural heritage.
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The European Commission admitted COVID vaccines were approved with limited safety data under conditional authorisations, only during emergencies.
MEPs Hermann Tertsch and Jorge Martín Frías denounce Colombian government collusion with organized crime, urging EU funding review.
Brussels, the Belgian capital and home to the European Union’s main institutions, has increasingly become a hotspot of violence and criminal activity.
Brussels elites call it a “digital laws” crusade, but Jim Jordan warns it erodes freedom of expression, silencing dissent globally.
European institutions focus on minority grievances, yet often ignore urgent issues like Islamist violence against Christians, warns MEP Ruissen.
Meloni transformed Italy’s EU role, gained Macron and von der Leyen’s support, blending ideology with pragmatic leadership and reforms.
Brussels proposes an unprecedented tax: large companies would pay based on total revenue, not profits, sparking major economic concern.










