The EU is secretive and confusing by design

But this week, the fallout is very PUBLIC

That's because EU elites have been reeling from election results.

Let's dive in to assess the damage! MCC Brussels was with you every step of the way following the EU election with analysis and commentary.

See our live podcast from Monday as Executive Director @Furedibyte with a panel of experts give their summary of this dramatic election in Europe

https://twitter.com/MCC_Brussels/status/1800517968020836395?t=GqWyLrEoYlUsHHNJ2FrZEw&s=19

We are delighted to publish our latest report!

🔋WHY WE NEED NUCLEAR🔋

In the report, @Raphfel argues that not only is 'green transition' impossible with nuclear, but resistance to nuclear will severely undermine Europe's prosperity.

Some highlights 👇 The starting point for all discussions of nuclear power should be that this energy is almost miraculous in its energy density.

A single uranium pellet contains as much energy as 17,000 cubit feet of gas.

The EU is confusing and secretive by design.

Here's a roundup of the top stories from this week, without the Brussels spin.🧵 #Qatargate update

The transport chief who took freebies from Qatar & authorised his own conflict of interest application will face an investigation from the EU’s anti-fraud office.

More revelations could be on the way…

politico.eu/article/fraud-…

RULE OF LAW UPDATE: The EU again goes on the offensive on 'Rule of Law' concerns.

MEPs debated and voted on the EU's annual 'Rule of Law report' – the EU's version of the naughty list.

Here what you need to know 🧵 1/5 Despite ‘Rule of Law’ advocates supposedly caring about murky financial relationships, the resolution called for more funding for NGOs.

Is this an attempt to clean up the EU, or ensure an endless supply of money for lobbyists?

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