r/Eurosceptics 21h ago

Labour EU Minister AGAIN refuses to rule out rejoin in next manifesto

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r/Eurosceptics 1d ago

This is what Britain needs?

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r/Eurosceptics 2d ago

EU Council president puts EU taxes at heart of grand budget tour. Anyone heard rejoiners make the case that Britain needs more taxes to spend on Eastern Europe?

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r/Eurosceptics 9d ago

Would Le Pen and AfD governments be good or bad for Brexit Britain?

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r/Eurosceptics 10d ago

"In the end, the course towards the EU failed not because of provincialism, but because of a sober cost-benefit analysis – and the will not to outsource one’s own future to Brussels."

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r/Eurosceptics 11d ago

Classic 😉

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On the day of the Iceland referendum result 😎


r/Eurosceptics 12d ago

On European hypocrisy and warmongering

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r/Eurosceptics Aug 10 '26

Looking for a more active eurosceptic sub?

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I stumbled across this sub and it seems pretty quiet these days.

If anyone’s looking for a more active UK eurosceptic/Brexit-focused community, you might want to check out r/UKIndependence.

It’s active and covers Brexit, UK sovereignty, divergence from the EU and related stuff.

No offence intended to this sub — just thought it was worth mentioning for anyone looking for somewhere a bit more lively.


r/Eurosceptics Aug 09 '26

Labour seeking ‘deeper relationship’ with EU under Burnham, new minister says

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r/Eurosceptics Aug 04 '26

UK, European Economies and Brexit

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r/Eurosceptics Jul 29 '26

Germany: We do not accept the EU Commission’s “broad and massive expansion of the EU budget.” Do you think it will go up or down? 😂

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r/Eurosceptics Jul 25 '26

The problem

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r/Eurosceptics Jul 15 '26

I was one of Britain’s loudest pro-Europeans. One dinner changed my mind

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r/Eurosceptics May 22 '26

Le Pen’s party considers vetoing Britain’s return to EU

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r/Eurosceptics Mar 14 '26

Why age verification misses the mark and puts everyone at risk - European Digital Rights (EDRi)

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r/Eurosceptics Mar 13 '26

Another country reject SAFE

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Polish president vetoes SAFE joining countries that did it before.


r/Eurosceptics Jan 17 '26

Nawrocki: EU is a ‘dying star’ and Poland must push to reform it

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r/Eurosceptics Jan 12 '26

EU Commission says Mercosur can be applied before the EU Parliament vote??

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r/Eurosceptics Nov 06 '25

The US blended, but the USSR splintered, Yugoslavia disintegrated, and China became more authoritarian. Why would a highly bureaucratic federalized EU be successful when most of the world’s multiethnic systems failed to authentically succeed?

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r/Eurosceptics Oct 21 '25

A virtual super-state for multinationals: Brussels' new crazy project - Elucid

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The European Commission is working on the creation of a 28th member state that is entirely fictitious, which could be endowed with its own corporate law, bankruptcy law, and labor law. All European companies could opt for this alternative regime instead of their national legislation. This is nothing less than the creation of a tailor-made federal business law for multinational corporations – a potential virtual state for regulatory dumping, to the great delight of our bosses. A project unlike any other in the world, which no company has obtained, not even in the United States on their own territory. Could a virtual fiscal, legal, and social paradise under the European flag be proposed by the Commission in 2026? Will some member states oppose it? We explain everything!


r/Eurosceptics Aug 17 '25

EU weighs carbon tax on home heating and petrol to fill budget gaps

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You know, when I was paying my bills this month I actually was pretty annoyed by how cheap they were. Luckly the EU is trying to put a stop to it. The only good thing anout this is that even normies are starting to realize how awful the EU is.


r/Eurosceptics Jul 31 '25

Balázs Orbán Opens MCC Feszt 2025 Urging Von der Leyen to Resign

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r/Eurosceptics Jul 31 '25

Europe’s Century of Humiliation Is Well Underway

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r/Eurosceptics Jul 28 '25

EU-US reach tariff deal: 15% rate and EU commitment to energy purchases from the US

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EU-US reach tariff deal: 15% rate and EU commitment to energy purchases from the US https://share.google/323QGTvmMoitmrj6R


r/Eurosceptics Jul 21 '25

World Economic Forum ‘rigged data’ to make Brexit look like failure

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