The European Times News publishes in English from Madrid, with a sister video site at europeantimes.tv, and describes itself as a not-for-profit project that gives "voice to the voiceless." Its name is an EU-registered trademark held by an entity given on every page only as the initialism FRVS+MPCP, with no expansion of that name published anywhere on the site, and the copyright line still reads 2022. No founding year is stated and none could be verified, though the outlet claims more than 14,000 articles published. Its dominant byline is Juan Sanchez Gil, whose author note describes him as working "mostly in the back lines" on corporate, social and governmental ethics with an emphasis on fundamental rights. Translated editions are produced by automated neural translation, which the site discloses. Today, The European Times is mainly focused on freedom of religion or belief, minority faith communities including Scientology, Sikh and Bahá'í groups, European anti-cult bodies such as France's MIVILUDES and the German constitutional-protection agencies, EU institutional events and European Parliament forums, UN, OSCE and Commission on the Status of Women proceedings, and a wide margin of general news, culture and lifestyle filler, from their base in Alpedrete, Madrid, Spain. One interesting fact: in May 2026 the outlet published, as a news article on its own site, a "four-month editorial review" of itself, reporting that it had run 631 articles at an average of 5.4 a day and was developing "a stronger and more recognisable voice in European journalism."