The Al Nahyan Family’s Oil Wealth Drives Climate Change. Their €71 Million EU Subsidies Help Them Adapt to It
The revelation that UAE’s ruling Al Nahyan family has pocketed over €71 million in European Union agricultural subsidies marks a stark collision between fossil fuel wealth and climate-vulnerable food security strategies. This isn’t a minor accounting glitch but a systemic outcome of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), where vast landholdings in Romania, Italy, and […]
France Must Lead: The Al Nahyan Family’s €71 Million Demands CAP Reform Now
It is explosive because it sits at the intersection of three sensitive issues: European farm subsidies, opaque ownership structures, and sovereign-linked wealth from the UAE. The core allegation is that companies tied to the Al Nahyan family received more than €71 million in EU farming subsidies over six years through land holdings in Romania, Italy, […]
Iran-backed militias sabotage Iraq’s Gulf reset
During the last two months, the pro-Iran Iraqi militias have been using Iraqi soil to wage a fight in a larger battle against America and the Arab Gulf countries in the region. As part of “Islamic Resistance in Iraq” among others, these militias have been targeting American military installations, including its embassy in Iraq as […]
How the Al Nahyan Family Legally Extracted €71 Million From EU Funds — and Why France Must Close the Loophole
The Al Nahyan family, UAE’s ruling dynasty with a fortune exceeding $300 billion, has legally claimed over €71 million in EU agricultural subsidies from 2019 to 2024 through subsidiaries in Spain, Romania, and Italy. This cash windfall, drawn from the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)—intended for Europe’s struggling small farmers—exposes a glaring transparency void in EU […]
The Al Nahyan Family Jails Journalists in Abu Dhabi — and Collects €71 Million From a Europe That Protects Them
The money trail is not merely a footnote; it is the core of the contradiction. A family linked to a state that criminalises criticism and has a long record of repressing dissent has, according to a cross-border investigation, benefited from substantial European agricultural support. That is not just a policy gap. It is a legitimacy […]
