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U.K. and the Netherlands to Cooperate on Energy Security
November 16, 2022
As Europe prepares for an end to Russian gas supplies, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands have signed a deal that the two countries will cooperate on energy security and production.
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Germany’s Government sells Stake in Port of Hamburg to Chinese Company
November 07, 2022
Germany continues the trend of selling parts of Europe’s vital infrastructure to Chinese companies, including the latest move, selling stake in Europe’s second largest port of Hamburg to COSCO which has links to China’s People’s Liberation Army.
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UK Prime Minister to Revive the British Bill of Rights
November 07, 2022
As new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sets his agenda, including handling the intensifying migrant crisis, he will revive the British Bill of Rights in order to give the UK courts supremacy over the European Court of Human Rights, based in Strasbourg, France.
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EU Warns Elon Musk that Twitter Must Follow The New Digital Service Act
November 02, 2022
The EU has specifically targeted new owner of Twitter Elon Musk’s plans to open free speech on the platform and bring back previously banned users, as the the Digital Services Act has entered the EU’s official rulebook allowing authorities to order digital companies to take down illegal content based on EU and national law, and demands that platforms review content flagged by users.
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Euronews: EU Believes U.S. Anti-Inflation Bill Discriminates Against its Renewable Products in U.S. Market
November 02, 2022
Following the United State’s signing of the $430 billion anti-inflation bill into law, the EU believes the bill discriminates against its products as of European renewable energy products do not have the same access to the US market as those from Canada and Mexico.
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