The European Union has added the IRGC to its list of terrorist organisations following Iran’s crackdown on protests, marking a major political turning point. The unanimous decision reflects a push led by Italy, subsequently embraced by European partners and aligned with transatlantic allies. “Many IRGC members operate under diplomatic cover in Iranian embassies, engaging in intelligence activities and intimidation of dissidents in exile,” said Emanuele Ottolenghi (Centef). “Suspending diplomatic relations and expelling such personnel is also an option that should be considered.”
EU politics
Kristof Szómbati – What Viktor Orbán’s Downfall Hasn’t Settled
‘In Hungary’s election, Péter Magyar rallied urban white-collar workers, business figures excluded from state patronage networks, intellectuals, and youth. It’s much less clear that his new government can satisfy all these groups’ expectations.’ In Jacobin. […]
Economics
Eurostat: Euro area annual inflation up to 3.2%
Euro area annual inflation is expected to be 3.2% in May 2026, up from 3.0% in April according to a flash estimate from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union. Read Article HERE
Economics
Ann Pettifor: Why building more homes will not solve Britain’s housing crisis
There is no shortage of housing in Britain. There is however speculation, which is driving prices up, resulting in empty housing. Read here
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