French presidential favorite Marine Le Pen claims the elites are “panicking” due to the fact that citizens around the world are finally “waking up” to their evil ways.

THE true extent of the EU’s “disastrous” Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) has been revealed in a series of photos obtained exclusively by Express.co.uk.

The EU’s Fixed Quota Allocation (FQAs) limits the amount of fish which can be landed – meaning if trawlers catch over their allowance of a certain type of fish, they must throw their catch back into the sea even if the fish are dead.

THE European Union (EU) has a growing debt mountain of £203billion (€238billon) and has admitted difficulties in paying its bills.

The European Commission (EC), which oversees the budget and is run by unelected president Jean-Claude Juncker, says it tried to make the funding crisis "disappear" .

Luxembourg politician Mr Juncker, who represents the European People's Party (EPP) and earns €304,212 per year plus allowances of as much as 15 per cent more, took over the budget of the bloc in 2014.

The syringe slides in between the thumb and index finger. Then, with a click, a microchip is injected in the employee's hand. Another "cyborg" is created.

What could pass for a dystopian vision of the workplace is almost routine at the Swedish startup hub Epicenter. The company offers to implant its workers and startup members with microchips the size of grains of rice that function as swipe cards: to open doors, operate printers, or buy smoothies with a wave of the hand.

The injections have become so popular that workers at Epicenter hold parties for those willing to get implanted.

Russia has accused NATO of manufacturing the opioid crisis in Afghanistan, claiming that the United States directly benefits from the opium trade.

BRITAIN planned to plant a nuclear bomb inside the Channel Tunnel to blow up the transport link in a desperate bid to severe ties with Europe.

Previously top secret papers have revealed that officials once plotted the collapse of the tunnel between the UK and France in the event of an emergency.

The once-secret plot was drawn up by civil servants and senior military officials in March 1969, while plans for the tunnel were still being drawn out, and were devised in case of a Soviet invasion.

EUROPE'S debt-laden countries have been warned to prepare for higher borrowing costs and an end to ultra accommodative monetary policies that have helped prop up economies in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

In a stark alert, a top policymaker from the European Central Bank (ECB) told governments and other players to expect interest rates to start rising from negative levels.

ECB executive board member Benoit Coeure told an audience in Paris: "It's obvious that the financial sector, and other economic actors and especially governments must prepare (for higher interest rates).

"I hope that eurozone governments know that interest rates will not stay at current levels."

Greece, Spain, Italy and Portugal are among the countries that are burdened with heavy debts after being bailed out at the height of the financial crisis.

After several hundred years of complaining about the UK ownership of Gibraltar, Spain is looking set to make a final play for the territory. Gibraltar has long been recognized internationally as belonging to Britain with only Spain criticizing the position; and the Brexit negotiations may be their last real chance of getting it.

Bleeding heart leftist feminazis in Stockholm are leaving areas like the notorious Muslim migrant-heavy no-go zones of Husby and Tensta because they say religious fundamentalists (aka Muslims) now rule those suburbs.

This week, Greeks will be celebrating Greek Independence Day, but unfortunately, Greece is no longer independent.

GREEKS are tightening their belts spending less and less in supermarkets as billions disappears from their bank accounts.

Capital outflows have shot up to £3.4billion (€4bn) since the start of the year while "impoverished" members of the public cut back on spending.

New figures out from the Marketing Laboratory of the Athens University of Economics and Business show half of Greeks are only buying the "absolute necessities".

They say consumers are spending almost £34 (€40) less a month at supermarkets as they try to tighten their belts amid the country's debt crisis.

And that reduction in spending is having an impact on supermarket turnover signalling a 13 percent decline.

The average monthly household expenditure is £234 (€274) compared to £265 (€310) a year earlier, it has been revealed.

Confirmation that the EU Commission has dropped its opposition to Nord Stream 2 – the giant gas pipeline Russia is building through the Baltic to supply natural gas directly to Germany – effectively ends whatever doubts previously existed about the project. More importantly, it also means Russia has won the energy war, which has been raging around the issue of Russian gas supplies to Europe over the last decade and a half.

Germany are organising large-scale ‘military drills’ with Russian-speaking citizens to prepare for a nuclear conflict with Russia.

Credit Suisse is once again under international investigation for allegedly helping its clients evade the prying eyes of national tax authorities. This comes after the bank was fined $2.6 billion by the U.S. government in 2014 for helping Americans evade taxes. Helping high net worth private clients and corporations evade taxes, and then getting caught is not unique to Credit Suisse. Fellow Swiss megabank UBS and UK giant HSBC were fined hundreds of millions of dollars for their troubles.

Friend to Donald Trump and Nigel Farage, millionaire business man and former UKIP donor, Aron Banks is set to launch a movement that could (if done right) shake the very souls of the Westminster elite.

While banks warn Britain’s European Union divorce could drive the pound below $1.20, their option traders have cut the cost of insuring against further falls in the two years it has left inside the bloc.

A company wanting to insure its revenues or financial investments against further falls in the currency could pay 4.8 percent on Tuesday, back to late 2015 levels, for “put” options that start generating a profit if sterling falls to $1.20.

Politics and Governance are guided by many things: ideologies, practicalities, economics and often circumstance, but the one area with a proven track record of failure is decision making by spite.

We are witnessing the collapse of the Fifth Republic of France. Our computer correctly forecasted that the Socialist Party would lose.

Police in Italy have arrested three Kosovo Muslim men and a child on suspicion of trying to blow up Venice’s iconic Rialto Bridge. The detentions follow a series of overnight raids in the northern Italian city.

Leading French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has vowed to “destroy the New World Order” when she is elected President of France, sending a warning to European elites that she will “dismantle their corrupt, self-serving institutions with my own two hands if I have to.“

In Ireland, a reader has sent this gem in. The Communications Minister Denis Naughten is so proud of himself for changing the definition of a ‘television set’ to include your laptop in order to extend the TV license fee to be applied to computers, laptops, and large tablets.

IntelCenter’s Country Threat Index (CTI) examines the volume of terrorist and rebel alerts, messaging traffic, videos, photos, incidents and the number killed and injured in a country over the past 30 days and runs it through an algorithm to assign the country its CTI. The higher the CTI the greater the risk.

European Union boss Jean-Claude Juncker has issued a stunning threat against the very well-being of the country, threatening to help break up the United States as revenge for President Trump supporting Brexit.

Hungary has officially closed down and banned a George Soros university from operating in the country, amid a complete crackdown on the billionaire’s activities in the country.

A SENIOR German politician promised to force a huge Brexit divorce bill on Britain to “prove” leaving the European Union (EU) to save money was a lie.

THE European Union’s Brexit bargaining position has been significantly weakened because of an article in the Lisbon Treaty stating neighbouring countries must be treated with “neighbourliness” and be allowed to prosper.

Article 8 of the Lisbon Treaty states: “The Union shall develop a special relationship with neighbouring countries, aiming to establish an area of prosperity and good neighbourliness founded on the values of the Union and characterised by close and peaceful relations based on cooperation.”

The very notion of a hard, punishing Brexit has seemingly been rendered obsolete by one of Brussels’ own documents, according to the Director of the Bruges Group, Robert Oulds

A GERMAN MEP is calling on Britain to rescind its relationship with a plethora of Commonwealth states as negotiations continue with Brexit.

The MEP is demanding the UK Government cancel all existing tax haven policies, meaning it would have to cut its relationships with key partners in the Commonwealth in an early Brexit demand.

Prime Minister Theresa May would have to cut off ties with the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands, Jersey and the Isle of Man if it was to listen to the German MEP.

Almost two and a half billion people live in the 52 independent and equal sovereign states which make up the group whose head is Her Majesty The Queen.

The states all currently trade with Britain, albeit under existing European Union (EU) rules and regulations.

Britain can backtrack on its decision to leave the European Union if it wishes, according to EU lawmakers.

Senior figures in the European Parliament are drafting a resolution to halt the two-year Brexit process, which has now begun after Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.

The mainstream media has a new in vogue phrase and you are sure to have heard it by now – ‘the rules based international order (or system)’. The Royal Institute of International Affairs based in London, commonly known as Chatham House commented a several years ago that “Economic and political upheavals are emboldening challengers to the rules-based international system, and to the liberal Western values it embodies. To stay relevant, the system must address three major flaws.”

As if Europe didn’t have enough trouble with IS Jihadis being “hidden in plain sight” among the swathes of migrants arriving each year, it’s about to get a lot worse.

Sterling lifted by 0.8 per cent against Europe's economy to 1.1643, after the cost of living in Europe's largest economy came in at 1.5 per cent - tumbling from 2.2 per cent in February.

Markets had expected an inflation reading for March of around 1.9 per cent, with the shock leading to euro sell-offs.

The ECB's huge current money-printing programme has been designed to stoke rising prices and kick the economy into action.

Reacting to the speech Mr Farage, who has become a close personal friend of the US President, told express.co.uk: “Juncker has made a complete fool of himself.

“He clearly does not understand the difference between the EU and the United States of America. One was formed by consent while the other is being imposed.

“The US is an organically formed nation with a single language and similar culture while the cultural and linguistic differences in the EU are immense.

“If this is what Juncker calls diplomacy, he needs to take a long hard look at himself.”

EUROPEAN Union boss Jean-Claude Juncker this afternoon issued a jaw-dropping threat to the United States, saying he could campaign to break up the country in revenge for Donald Trump’s supportive comments about Brexit.

In an extraordinary speech the EU Commission president said he would push for Ohio and Texas to split from the rest of America if the Republican president does not change his tune and become more supportive of the EU.

The leaders of four Central European countries vowed on Tuesday not to be blackmailed by threats of financial punishment from Brussels if they don’t join in the relocation of thousands of Middle Eastern and African refugees.

Marine is always very eloquent and logical.

THE European Parliament could veto any future Brexit deal agreed with Brussels if the UK attempts to carry out trade negotiations with countries outside the bloc before Spring 2019, a bombshell document reveals tonight.

The first ever British female soldier to successfully fight ISIS in Syria says the UK spy agency MI5 is targeting her and her family, who she says are “afraid for their own safety.”

The US Senate ratified the protocol on Montenegro’s accession to NATO on Tuesday with 97 votes in favor and two against. The only two "no" votes came from Republican Senators Rand Paul and Mike Lee. Paul delayed the vote for months by refusing to allow a quick vote, proposed by John McCain. Paul argued during a Senate session Monday that Montenegro’s NATO membership will not improve the security of the United States, but, on the contrary, will oblige Washington to intervene militarily in case of a conflict. "There is no national security interest that an alliance with Montenegro will advance," Paul said Monday. "Most Americans couldn't find Montenegro on a map. Are you willing to send your kids there to fight?"...

Brexit day has arrived, with Prime Minister Theresa May expected to initiate the start of Britain’s official departure from the European Union.

The process is kicked off by the triggering of Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, with May officially telling Brussels that the UK desires to leave the bloc. The PM has already signed a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk due to be delivered by Britain’s permanent representative Tim Barrow on Wednesday.

Jeff Session's is now going after sanctuary cities. The deep state and their pawns are trying to get Nunes to step down. Trey Gowdy says no way, Nunes says no way. The deep state is worried about the next truth bomb and how the American people will react to it.

GREECE could crash out of the eurozone and leave the EU as bailout talks reach deadlock once again sparking fears Greece or Germany could pull out of the deal.

As Britain’s Prime Minister, Theresa May, signs the “notification to leave” the EU, it is worth considering the driving factor behind the Brexit referendum.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is coming under fresh pressure to increase interest rates, not merely from the standpoint that the Federal Reserve has been doing since the turn in our Economic Confidence Model 2015.75, when the first rate hike took place in December 2015.

Police in the UK will soon be authorized to monitor citizens using 24-hour drone surveillance, as part of an effort to “reduce crime.”

Theresa May has tonight signed the letter to EU President Donald Tusk informing him that the UK is triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the formal method of leaving the 28-member bloc.

The letter was due to be conveyed to Brussels by diplomats tonight to be handed to Mr Tusk by Britain’s ambassador to the EU Sir Tim Barrow at lunchtime tomorrow.

It starts a two-year process that will see the UK leave the EU on March 29, 2019.

In order to remain “politically correct” the British media has failed to report the fact that London mayor Sadiq Khan, a so-called “liberal Muslim”, has been affiliated with organizations tied to Hamas, Al-Qaeda, Al Nusra, ISIS and the Muslim Brotherhood.

Sweden says, “We have almost 5,000 cases where people are registered as asylum seekers in Hungary, but Hungary will not take them back when we try to send them,” (GOOD!) said immigration and Justice Minister Morgan Johansson.

Nations are free entities that exist often through the blood and sacrifice of their citizens.

ITALY’S Five Star Movement (M5S) has surged to a three point lead in the latest election poll as the popularity of anti-establishment rhetoric continues to sweep across Europe.

M5S has overtaken the ruling Democratic Party (PD) which has been plagued by divisions and chaos since former prime minister Matteo Renzi quit following a failed referendum on constitutional reform last year.

Now the anti-establishment party – led by comedian and activist Beppe Grillo – could become the latest party to threaten the traditional face of European politics.

An EMG poll shows Mr Grillo’s party taking 30 per cent of the popular vote, with PD three points behind with 27 per cent.

Meanwhile Forza Italia, led by former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, and the regionalist Northern League party each have a 12 per cent share of the votes.

For weeks now, thousands of people have gone public in Belarusto protest against a special tax for “little workers” and demanded the resignation of Aleksandr Grigoryevich Lukashenko who has been the autocratic President of Belarus, in office since July 20th, 1994.

Pope Francis warned world leaders on Friday that the European Union “risks dying” without a clear vision for the future.

A cross-party group of MPs has slammed the BBC over what they called its “skewed” and “pessimistic” coverage of Brexit following the EU referendum vote in June.

More than 70 MPs have signed a letter to BBC’s Director-General Lord Hall, claiming the corporation has failed to “break-out of pre-referendum pessimism” and acknowledge the upbeat economic news following the vote to leave the EU.

SENIOR eurocrats have secretly promised the leader of Macedonia’s opposition party that they will soon open talks on the country joining the EU, it emerged today.

This trend is not your friend.

A REPORT into the BBC’s coverage of Brexit has found the public broadcaster has been overwhelmingly negative about Britain leaving the European Union.

The research into flagship Radio 4 show Today, compiled by independent news monitoring group News-watch, found that of the 366 guest speakers who appeared in the Business News segment between June 24 and December 22 last year, 192 of them (52.5 per cent) were negative about it.

According the research compiled on behalf of a cross-party group of MPs, only 60 (16.3 per cent) expressed opinions which were pro-Brexit or saw the post-referendum economic outlook as positive.

There were 114 (31 per cent) neutral contributions.

KEIR STARMER has urged the UK to pay an EU divorce bill as part of Brexit negotiations, which could be as high as £52 million.

SPANISH university professors and economists are calling on Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to come clean over its debt burdens as calls for the country to leave the European Union (EU) grow.

And they say it is absolutely essential that the People's Party-led government immediately produce accurate figures over the country's GDP as debt burdens weigh on hardworking families.

The average Spanish family is crippled with £118,000 (€136,000) in debt brought on by years of mismanagement, it has been warned.

Experts have argued that even after rebates, refunds and public sector grants, the UK’s total net contribution stands at £184,535million up to the present day.

Conservative MP Peter Bone and member of Leave Means Leave, described the amount as “horrifying”.

David Davis, the Brexit Secretary, will use the data to counter Brussels’ demands that Britain must cough up £50billion as part of a Brexit bill for leaving the sprawling European superstate.

PART of the UK's £50bn "Brexit bill" will be spent on far flung projects miles away from Europe - including supporting Tibetan yak herders and stopping Chinese children smoking.

DONALD Tusk has blasted his fellow member states demanding they stay united during a summit in Rome today.

And he says member states should protect the legacy of the "founding fathers" as the EU celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome.

EX-Greek finance minister, who went head-to-head with the EU over his country's debt collapse, has claimed that the Treaty of Rome anniversary is "nothing to celebrate".

Yanis Varoufakis, the former finance minister of Greece, has claimed that the European Union is in an "advanced state of disintegration".

THE European Union is demanding members states spend an extra €100billion (£86billion) to fund its controversial army battlegroups.

And Brussels will attempt to force the UK taxpayer to contribute to the fund, which includes winding up failing operations in Africa, despite Britain preparing to leave the bloc.

SWEDEN is facing an electoral shock ahead of next year's elections as a eurosceptic party that wants a referendum on the EU has rocketed up the polls.

The Sweden Democrats are projected to take as much as 23.9 per cent of the vote as appetite for the traditionalist parties wanes.

The Swedish general election will be held on or before September 9 2018 to elect the members of the national law-making assembly - the Riksdag.

Four people were killed this morning in a terror attack located on the Westminister Bridge. The attacker used a knife and his car to kill and injure innocent victims. Reports say the attack was ISIS inspired and left over 20 people injured.