For Brussels, a Confluence of Crises in Ukraine
All eyes are on Ukraine this week as the threat of yet another Russian invasion looms. More than 100,000 Russian
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Anti-corruption agendas win over CEE voters, but effective implementation proves elusive
Pundits have already dubbed 2022 a vital moment for the rule of law in Europe, with the potential to redraw
2021 was a Banner Year for the Circular Economy. Will 2022 Surpass it?
2021 was a big year for a central pillar of the European Union’s ambition to build a circular economy, with
EU Must Stand Firm in Trade Stalemate to Level up Environmental Norms
Brazil has lashed out at European plans to ban certain kinds of agricultural imports—including beef, soy, palm oil and coffee—which
The EU at the Receiving end of Iraqi Corruption
Whoever believes that corruption in far-flung regions like Iraqi Kurdistan is not a problem for Europe should take a look
On Environmental Protection, the EU has a Mixed Record
It’s usually China, Japan and the US that come to mind first when the issue of overfishing is brought up,
Harm Reduction Holds the key to Finally Overcoming Tobacco
The issue of tobacco harm reduction (THR) is not new in Europe, but now it has received support from an
With its “Global Gateway”, the EU is upping the pressure on China’s BRI
The news that China lost billions of dollars from closing down coal power plants across its Belt and Road (BRI)
Will Roche’s FDA designation be a wake-up call for EU Alzheimer research?
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche recently received the breakthrough therapy designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its
With vaccine scepticism rising, Europe sees Covid treatments as a means forward
On Thursday, Slovenia surprised the EU with the announcement that it would suspend the use of the Johnson & Johnson
Tokyo passes Olympic flag to Paris
With Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo having received the Olympic flag on Sunday, France is now officially gearing up for its