De Wever: “Never consent” to access Russian assets without solid assurances

Sweden has directed its cyber agency to enhance security measures in preparation for an upcoming general election next year, citing a “serious security situation.” Cyberattacks targeting Sweden are escalating, according to the country’s defense ministry. “Threats in the cyber domain are increasing and Sweden is far from spared,” stated Civil Defense Minister Carl-Oska

The company Publix does not directly state that it endorses Israel. Besides reacting to incidents concerning the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement activity, such as the destruction of Israeli products in their Florida stores, Publix allegedly gave $13,000 to a Jewish organization. This demonstrates some care for the cause of the pro-Israel movement, but it is not evidence of Publix

De Wever responded to the letter from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, sent to the leaders of the 27 EU member states, concerning financial support for Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia. The letter outlined necessary assurances for Belgium about using frozen assets from the Russian central bank for a potential loan to Ukraine, following discussions held with De Wever on F

Gordon Repinski unternimmt einen Spaziergang durch Magdeburg und führt ein politisches Gespräch mit Ulrich Siegmund, dem AfD-Fraktionschef in Sachsen-Anhalt. Siegmund äußert sich zu seinen politischen Ambitionen als möglicher Ministerpräsident, seiner Ansicht zur Demokratie und der deutschen Geschichte. Er spricht über seine Strategie einer Alleinregierung statt Koalitionen und betrachtet sich als

United States (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The polar vortex is undergoing a rare early stratospheric warming event that is disrupting its structure, leading to a dramatic shift in weather patterns. This will bring intense cold, snow, and unsettled conditions across North America and Europe this winter.
The Polar Vortex and the Unusual Stratospheric Warming Event
The polar vortex is a band of

Seville – The Minister of Economy, Trade and Business, Carlos Cuerpo, mentioned on Thursday that no assessment has been made yet regarding a potential new candidacy for the presidency of the Eurogroup.
Cuerpo withdrew his candidacy for the Eurogroup, which comprises the Economy and Finance ministers of the eurozone, at the beginning of July after realizing he did not have enough support. The posit

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Some lawmakers believe the goal is still distant. Anders Vistisen, chief whip of the far-right Patriots group, remarked that although Brussels wants to project leadership, the Palestine donor group is merely a symbolic gathering. He pointed out that the EU has invested billions in Palestinian institutions and projects for decades without achieving stability or accountability. Vistisen asserted tha

Antwerp ( Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Work on Antwerp’s 92-year-old Waasland Tunnel, managed by the Roads and Traffic Agency, is delayed. Renovation, started September 8, 2025, will last 6 months, affecting traffic and pre-metro commuters.
As GVA News reported, work on the Waasland Tunnel in Antwerp has been delayed. The Roads and Traffic Agency is still reviewing the work and the steps needed

Brussels – Spanish socialist Teresa Ribera expressed her profound disappointment and frustration on the social platform Bluesky, stating, “This is a bad decision and I am saddened by it,” after European nations endorsed the delay of the anti-deforestation law’s implementation until the end of 2026.
At the behest of Germany and Austria, who voiced strong objections to the legislation, the EU