Farmers uprisings in Europe
In Greece, thousands of farmers are paralysing the country in protest against agricultural policy. Tractors are blocking motorways, ports […]
UN, NATO, EU Parliament et cetera
Corruption quake in Brussels – and the EU Public Prosecutor bares its teeth
The allegations against Federica Mogherini are shaking Brussels. The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is now proving that Europe’s fortresses
EU’s Quiet Coup: Handing Our Seeds to Big Biotech
Two massive regulatory overhauls are grinding through the Brussels machinery right now, and almost nobody outside the agrochemical lobby
The 28th regime: EU plans its own state for corporations
Hardly anyone is familiar with the “28th regime”. It is the name for a new state
MAHA Goes Global: U.S. Inspires ‘Make Europe Healthy Again’ Movement
The “Make Europe Healthy Again” (MEHA) initiative to tackle Europe’s rising chronic disease crisis launched Wednesday at the European
Wood Stoves: A Sustainable Necessity Misunderstood by EU
Firewood has been the fundamental key for survival in the Scandinavian region’s cold climate since the earliest human settlements
The smoking gun of “The Pfizer Papers” – on the table of the EU parliament
On the 3rd of September Naomi Wolf presented the findings documented in the 2024 book The Pfizer Papers at
The EU Guarantees Its Own Destruction
Source: Armstrong Economics, 10th July 2025 Ursula von der Leyen may be the absolute worst head of state in
The EU Emissions Trading Scheme is driving up heating costs
The EU Emissions Trading Scheme is driving up heating costs – homeowners face a wave of expenses. Starting in
The Pfizergate Scandal: Transparency and Accountability in the EU
The Pfizergate scandal has emerged as one of the most contentious controversies surrounding European Commission President Ursula von der
The ECA has criticized the EU for its lack of transparency in funding NGOs
On April 7, the ECA (European Court of Auditors) published its long-awaited report addressing the controversial issue of transparency
It’s getting serious! Will the EU expropriate savings?
In one of our last podcasts, we talked about coercive measures and efforts to expropriate private savers and property