Join me on the upcoming Tuesday, at the CEVRO Institute in Prague, where I’ll be discussing Brexit and the state of the European Union, together with Daniel Hannan MEP (ECR-United Kingdom), Alexandr Vondra (ODS) – former Minister of Defence under Czech PM Petr Nečas, Petr Bartoň from Natland Group, Lukáš Kovanda from the Czech Fund, […]
For those in (and around) Prague, Czech Republic, I’ll hope to see you at Café Kampus on tomorrow evening, where I’ll be speaking. The topic of my talk is “Why you shouldn’t vote in the European elections”, and marks my second appearance at the Liberty Evenings organised by Students For Liberty Czech Republic. You can […]
Prominent ALDE members are continuously criticising the EPP and the ECR for the parties that hold their membership. And indeed, the Hungarian Fidesz is rightfully criticised for still being a part of the European People’s Party. Yours truly has been a part of this conversation. ALDE group leader Guy Verhofstadt continuously goes after Manfred Weber […]
Democratic 2020 candidate Andrew Yang is running on a platform that includes the creation of a universal basic income (UBI) of $1,000 per month for every American citizen. The reason this proposal would end in an accumulation of demands through public pressure is best explained by Yang himself. The likeable candidate I’ll make a glaring […]
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for the renegotiation of the Schengen agreement, which guarantees the right to free movement between the signatory countries in Europe. Paired with some of his other statements, this demonstrates how hypocritical France’s head of state can really be.
The United Kingdom will leave the European Union later than expected, and will therefore participate in the upcoming European elections. The implications of that are significant.
Radical climate change activists in the UK have disrupted the nation’s capital for almost a week now. Their preferred tactics: property destruction and the obnoxious blocking of major thoroughfares and transport options.
The Dutch parliament has asked their government to invoke the visa suspension mechanism for the Republic of Albania. The parliament in the Hague cites a worrying increase in crimes committed by the Albanian mafia as a reason for the move.
A bit more than a month before the European Parliament elections, EU supporters and federalists are confronting one of their worst fears: a united conservative front, one that could ruin their dreams of a more centralized union.
For months, young climate marchers have taken over Europe and the US. Now we know what they actually want—and it’s exactly what we thought it would be.
Bill Wirtz 