Sanctions on Russia, an European mistake
31 January 2021, this is the date of expiration of the EU sanctions on Russia. Until this date, we can be assured that the EU
EU
The Impact of the Chinese Virus?
by SPQR
As the Chinese virus is on a rampage throughout the world, many wonder what the impact for their life, employment or family will be. We
The War on Abortion
by SPQR
60 million abortions are estimated to have ever happened in the United States, 6,6 million abortions are estimated to take place every year in the
EU candidate leaders: a dangerously comic cocktail of incompetence, treachery and globalism
White smoke has risen from the chimney, the new leaders who will guide the European Union for the next 5 years have been, for the
Madness! Portugal’s President vows to open EU’s borders to millions of Africans from the ‘Portuguese Commonwealth’ CPLP until 2020
Last month, May 25th during a speech at the 1st Forum of Economists of Portuguese-Speaking Cities, held in Lisbon, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, the Portuguese
The EU funds initiatives for mitigating the damages caused by freedom of movement, and making things worse
by Ken Hagdal
Free movement is one of these Euro quirks that popped up out of the unshakable fear that were it not to be implemented, the whole
‘Europe is not white’ LIVRE party loses votes and only manages 1.8% of the results
The famous and polemic ‘Europe is not white‘ speech became viral right after its release by the Portuguese far left party LIVRE, part of the
The EU Elections: Who to vote for across Europe?
by The D
As the EU elections draw near, it is time to decide who you’ll be voting as MEP for your respective country. Even though we know
No Borders and Voting Rights for migrants in European Green New Deal proposal
The newest and most deranged proposals are starting to be unravelled as the European elections approach. In the Green New Deal recently unveiled by the
Europe’s Migrant Crises, Accidental or Predesigned?
This article was written by Robert Kearney. Follow him on Twitter here, and read the second half of his article here. For the past decade,