BRUSSELS—Leading conservative Member of the European Parliament Charlie Weimers today announced the launch of Europe Uncensored, a new publication providing news, analysis, and commentary on the political battles reshaping Europe. Aimed at English-speaking audiences in Europe and the United States, the publication promises to challenge conventional narratives and provide an insider’s view of the institutions, personalities, and ideas driving the continent’s future.
Europe is burning. Literally. There are uncontrolled riots on the streets of France and Italy. There are groups poised to wreak the same havoc in other nations around Europe, yet the European ruling class still issues press releases full of naive platitudes. National elections in the coming months will shape Europe’s future for decades. American mid-terms are scheduled within the next week. Now is the time when the West needs a voice like Charlie Weimers.
As debates over migration, national sovereignty, energy, security, free speech, and Europe’s cultural identity intensify, Weimers argues that much of the English-language coverage of the European Union reflects a narrow, progressive political perspective that leaves readers without the context needed to understand what is happening in Brussels and Europe’s national capitals. Drawing on his experience inside the European Parliament, Europe Uncensored seeks to bridge that gap with rigorous reporting, original commentary, and firsthand analysis from one of Europe’s leading conservative voices.
Subscribers will receive exclusive interviews, commentary, Q&As with Weimers, and a weekly roundup of recommended articles, podcasts, and reports. Regular features include:
Strasbourg Notes: Dispatches from the European Parliament, highlighting the legislation, debates, and political dynamics shaping the European Union.
European Reckoning: Weimers’ analysis of the defining political and cultural questions confronting Europe.
Postcards from Sweden: Lessons from Sweden’s experience with immigration, integration, public safety, and national sovereignty.
Brussels Reads: a list of the week’s most sightful articles, podcasts, and commentary from across Europe and beyond curated by Charlie.
"For too long, the defining questions confronting Europe have been filtered through a political and media establishment unwilling to challenge its own assumptions," said Weimers. "Europe Uncensored will provide readers with clear, independent analysis of the issues that matter most from Brussels bureaucracy and migration policy to the future of national sovereignty and Western civilization. The stakes are too high for readers to settle for narratives that obscure more than they reveal."